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1 clack valve
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2 clack
{klack}
I. 1. тракане, потракване, чукане, тропане
2. шумен говор, глъч, гюрултия
3. тех. клапан на помпа и пр., вентил
II. 1. тракам, потраквам, тропам
2. вдигам шум/глъч, бърборя шумно, дрънкам, кречетя
3. ам. крякам (за домашна птица)* * *{klack} n 1. тракане, потракване; чукане, тропане; 2. шумен гов(2) v 1. тракам, потраквам; тропам; 2. вдигам шум/глъч; бърб* * *тропот; траквам; тропане; тракам; тракане; гюрултия;* * *1. i. тракане, потракване, чукане, тропане 2. ii. тракам, потраквам, тропам 3. ам. крякам (за домашна птица) 4. вдигам шум/глъч, бърборя шумно, дрънкам, кречетя 5. тех. клапан на помпа и пр., вентил 6. шумен говор, глъч, гюрултия* * *clack[klæk] I. v 1. тракам, траквам, тропам, тропвам; 2. говоря високо; бърборя, дрънкам, говоря като кречетало; II. n 1. тракане, тропане, тропот; the \clack of high heels тракането на високи токчета; 2. провинц. шумен разговор; гюрултия; cut ( stop) your \clack! стига си дрънкал! млъкни! 3. брътвеж, бърборене; • \clack-valve тех. клапа, която се затваря с щракане, когато се повдигне; mill-\clack кречетало.
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Clack valve — Clack Clack, n. [Cf. F. claque a slap or smack, MHG. klac crack, W. clec crack, gossip. See {Clack}, v. t.] 1. A sharp, abrupt noise, or succession of noises, made by striking an object. [1913 Webster] 2. Anything that causes a clacking noise, as … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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