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jangling

/jang-guhl/US // ˈdʒæŋ gəl //UK // (ˈdʒæŋɡəl) //

啷当啷当,啷啷啷,啷当,啷当响

Related Words

din喧嚣,喧闹声,喧哗声,嘈杂声dissonance不协调,不和谐,不协调性,失调clash冲突,冲撞,碰撞uproar骚动,喧嚣,喧哗声,喧闹声roar轰鸣声,咆哮声,咆哮,怒吼babel巴贝尔,巴别尔,巴贝儿,巴比伦jar罐子,瓶子,缸,罐头clang铿锵有力,哐当,铿锵,哐当一声rattle拨浪鼓,拨浪鼓的声音,拨动,拨浪鼓声hubbub喧嚣,人声鼎沸,喧哗,喧闹声hullabaloo喧嚣,哗众取宠,喧哗声,喧闹reverberation混响,混响度,反响,回响tumult杂乱无章,喧嚣,喧哗声,喧闹声racket球拍,拍子,球杆,球棒pandemonium大闹天宫,大混乱,大恐慌,混乱clangor铿锵有力,铿锵,铿锵玫瑰,铿锵之声clank哐哐当当,哐当,哐当声,哐啷一声discord不和,不和谐,不和睦,不协调disaccord不协调,不和谐,不一致,失调vibrate震动,振动,震荡,震撼

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    jan·gled, jan·gling.

    • : to produce a harsh, discordant sound, as two comparatively small, thin, or hollow pieces of metal hitting together: The charms on her bracelet jangle as she moves.
    • : to speak angrily; wrangle.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    jan·gled, jan·gling.

    • : to cause to make a harsh, discordant, usually metallic sound: He jangled the pots and pans.
    • : to cause to become irritated or upset: The loud noise of the motors jangled his nerves.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a harsh or discordant sound.
    • : an argument, dispute, or quarrel.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nouncacophony of noises
Synonyms
babel巴贝尔,巴别尔,巴贝儿,巴比伦clang铿锵有力,哐当,铿锵,哐当一声clangor铿锵有力,铿锵,铿锵玫瑰,铿锵之声clash冲突,冲撞,碰撞din喧嚣,喧闹声,喧哗声,嘈杂声dissonance不协调,不和谐,不协调性,失调hubbub喧嚣,人声鼎沸,喧哗,喧闹声hullabaloo喧嚣,哗众取宠,喧哗声,喧闹jar罐子,瓶子,缸,罐头pandemonium大闹天宫,大混乱,大恐慌,混乱racket球拍,拍子,球杆,球棒rattle拨浪鼓,拨浪鼓的声音,拨动,拨浪鼓声reverberation混响,混响度,反响,回响roar轰鸣声,咆哮声,咆哮,怒吼tumult杂乱无章,喧嚣,喧哗声,喧闹声uproar骚动,喧嚣,喧哗声,喧闹声
verbmake clinking noises
Synonyms
chime钟声,报钟声,鸣钟,报钟clank哐哐当当,哐当,哐当声,哐啷一声clash冲突,冲撞,碰撞clatter哗啦啦,哐啷哐啷,辚辚,哐啷conflict冲突,矛盾,冲突问题,矛盾冲突disaccord不协调,不和谐,不一致,失调discord不和,不和谐,不和睦,不协调disharmonize不调和,不谐调,不协调,不和谐jar罐子,瓶子,缸,罐头jingle叮铃铃,叮咛,叮叮当当,叮当mismatch错位,不匹配,错配,不匹配的rattle拨浪鼓,拨浪鼓的声音,拨动,拨浪鼓声vibrate震动,振动,震荡,震撼hit a sour note吃亏了,唱衰,吃亏的事,闹情绪

Examples

  • “I have no words to describe what just happened on the court,” Tsitsipas told ESPN’s Jim Courier in an on-court interview, crediting the victory to his ability to manage his emotions after starting out a jangle of nerves.

  • The hip-hop had given way to traditional beats, the jangling guitars of an Oliver Mtukudzi song.

  • The jangling of small gate-bells made the hillside merry for an instant, then busy silence again took possession.

  • I heard the jangling piano playing an accompaniment to the flute-like whistling of Harry Herndon's negro.

  • There were no jangling horse-car bells nor dust to disturb him, and almost all the other tables were unoccupied.

  • They had canvas covers and were drawn by four horses always, sometimes six and eight, carrying jangling bells upon their collars.

  • Such a jangling of harness, such a flashing of polished surfaces!

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