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1. intransitive verbklimpern; [Klingel:] bimmeln2. transitive verbrasseln mit; klimpern mit [[Klein]geld]3. nounGeklapper, das; (of bell) Schrillen, das* * *['‹æŋɡl]* * *jan·gle[ˈʤæŋgl̩]I. vt1. (rattle)to \jangle bells Glocken bimmeln lassento \jangle coins mit Münzen klimpernto \jangle keys mit Schlüsseln rasselnto \jangle sb's nerves jdm auf die Nerven gehen [o fam den Nerv töten], jds Nervenkostüm strapazieren fam* * *['dZŋgl]1. vi(keys, money) klimpern (inf); (bells) bimmeln (inf); (chains, harness) klirren, rasselnmy nerves are jangling — ich bin genervt (inf)
2. vtmoney klimpern mit; bell bimmeln lassen; keys, chains rasseln mitit jangled my nerves — das ist mir durch Mark und Bein gegangen
3. n(of keys, money) Klimpern nt, Geklimper nt (inf); (of bells) Bimmeln nt; (of chains, harness) Klirren nt, Rasseln nt* * *jangle [ˈdʒæŋɡl]A v/i1. a) schrill oder misstönend erklingen, schrillen:jangling noise schrilles Geräuschb) klimpern (Münzen etc), klirren, rasseln (Ketten etc)2. keifenB v/t1. a) schrill oder misstönend erklingen lassenb) klimpern oder klirren mit2. keifen3. jangle sb’s nerves jemandem auf die Nerven gehenC s1. a) Schrillen nb) Klimpern n, Klirren n2. Keifen n* * *1. intransitive verbklimpern; [Klingel:] bimmeln2. transitive verbrasseln mit; klimpern mit [[Klein]geld]3. nounGeklapper, das; (of bell) Schrillen, das* * *n.Geklingel n. v.keifen v.poltern v. -
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jan·gle [ʼʤæŋgl̩] vt1) ( rattle)to \jangle sth [mit etw dat] klirren;to \jangle bells Glocken bimmeln lassen;to \jangle coins mit Münzen klimpern;to \jangle keys mit Schlüsseln rasseln;to \jangle sb's nerves jdm auf die Nerven gehen [o ( fam) den Nerv töten], jds Nervenkostüm nt strapazieren ( fam) vi klirren; bells bimmeln n→ jangling -
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jan·gling[ˈʤæŋgl̩ɪŋ]* * *['dZŋglɪŋ]1. adjkeys, money klimpernd; bells bimmelnd; chains, harness klirrend, rasselnd2. nSee:= academic.ru/39725/jangle">jangle* * *n.Geklingel n. -
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1. intransitive verb1) (clatter) [Fenster, Maschinenteil, Schlüssel:] klappern; [Hagel:] prasseln; [Flaschen:] klirren; [Kette:] rasseln; [Münzen:] klingenrattle at the door — an der Tür rütteln
2) (move) [Zug, Bus:] rattern; [Kutsche:] rumpeln2. transitive verb1) (make rattle) klappern mit [Würfel, Geschirr, Dose, Münzen, Schlüsselbund]; klirren lassen [Fenster[scheiben]]; rasseln mit [Kette]2) (coll.): (disconcert)rattle somebody, get somebody rattled — jemanden durcheinander bringen
3. noundon't get rattled! — reg dich nicht auf!
2) (sound) Klappern, das; (of hail) Prasseln, das; (of drums) Schnarren, das; (of machine-gun) Rattern, das; (of chains) Rasseln, dasPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/90724/rattle_off">rattle off* * *[rætl] 1. verb1) (to (cause to) make a series of short, sharp noises by knocking together: The cups rattled as he carried the tray in; The strong wind rattled the windows.) klappern2) (to move quickly: The car was rattling along at top speed.) jagen3) (to upset and confuse (a person): Don't let him rattle you - he likes annoying people.) aus der Fassung bringen2. noun1) (a series of short, sharp noises: the rattle of cups.) das Klappern2) (a child's toy, or a wooden instrument, which makes a noise of this sort: The baby waved its rattle.) die Rassel3) (the bony rings of a rattlesnake's tail.) die Klapper•- rattling- rattlesnake
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- rattle through* * *rat·tle[ˈrætl̩, AM -t̬l̩]I. nII. vi1. (make noise) klappern; keys rasseln; hail prasseln; engine knattern; bottles [in a crate] klirren; coins klingen2. (move noisily) rattern3. (talk)III. vt1. (jangle)▪ to \rattle sth windows etw zum Klirren bringen; keys mit etw dat rasseln; crockery mit etw dat klappern [o klirren2. (make nervous)* * *['rtl]1. viklappern; (chains) rasseln, klirren; (bottles) klirren; (gunfire) knattern; (drums) schlagen; (hailstones) prasseln; (rattlesnake) klappernto rattle at the door — an der Tür rütteln
there's something rattling — da klappert etwas
to rattle along/away (vehicle) —
2. vt1) box, dice, keys schütteln; bottles, cans zusammenschlagen; chains rasseln mit; windows rütteln an (+dat)don't get rattled! — reg dich nicht auf!
she was rattled by the news, the news rattled her — die Nachricht hat ihr einen Schock versetzt
3. n1) (= sound) Klappern nt no pl; (of chains) Rasseln nt no pl, Klirren nt no pl; (of bottles) Klirren nt no pl; (of gunfire) Knattern nt no pl; (of drums) Schlagen nt no pl; (of hailstones) Prasseln nt no pl; (of rattlesnake) Klappern nt no pl; (MED also death rattle) Todesröcheln nt* * *rattle [ˈrætl]A v/i1. rattern, klappern, rasseln, klirren:rattle at the door an der Tür rütteln;rattle off losrattern, davonjagen;2. a) röchelnb) rasseln (Atem)rattle through → B 2B v/t3. umg aus der Fassung bringen, nervös machen, durcheinanderbringen:don’t get rattled! nur nicht nervös werden!C s1. Rattern n, Klappern n, Rasseln n, Klirren n2. Rassel f, (Kinder)Klapper f, Schnarre f3. Klapper f, Rassel f (der Klapperschlange)4. Röcheln n5. Lärm m, Krach m, Trubel m6. BOT7. Geplapper n, Geschwätz n8. Schwätzer(in)* * *1. intransitive verb1) (clatter) [Fenster, Maschinenteil, Schlüssel:] klappern; [Hagel:] prasseln; [Flaschen:] klirren; [Kette:] rasseln; [Münzen:] klingen2) (move) [Zug, Bus:] rattern; [Kutsche:] rumpeln2. transitive verb1) (make rattle) klappern mit [Würfel, Geschirr, Dose, Münzen, Schlüsselbund]; klirren lassen [Fenster[scheiben]]; rasseln mit [Kette]2) (coll.): (disconcert)3. nounrattle somebody, get somebody rattled — jemanden durcheinander bringen
2) (sound) Klappern, das; (of hail) Prasseln, das; (of drums) Schnarren, das; (of machine-gun) Rattern, das; (of chains) Rasseln, dasPhrasal Verbs:* * *n.Knarre -n f.Rassel -n f. v.knattern v.rasseln v.scheppern v. -
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rat·tle [ʼrætl̩, Am -t̬l̩] n[baby's] \rattle Klapper f, Rassel f;[football] \rattle Ratsche f1) ( make noise) klappern; keys rasseln; hail prasseln; engine knattern; bottles [in a crate] klirren; coins klingen2) ( move noisily) rattern3) ( talk)to \rattle away [los]plappern ( fam)1) ( jangle)to \rattle sth windows etw zum Klirren bringen; keys mit etw dat rasseln; crockery mit etw dat klappern [o klirren];2) ( make nervous) -
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(DE) Zank {r}; kabbeln; kabbelt; Kampelei {e}; Krabbelei {e}; Stank {r}; (EN) altercation; bickering; brabble; brawl; brawling; breeze; jangle; jar; jarring; miff; quarrel; spat; squabble; wrangling -
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(DE) hadern; herumstreiten; keife; keifen; keift; krakeelen; krakeelend; krakeelt; zanken; kibbeln; (EN) altercate; brabble; brawl; jangle; miff; pull caps; pull wigs; spat; wrangle -
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(EN) blow-up; chicanery; disunion; jangle; quarrel; squabble; unpleasantness -
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(DE) gerasselt; klimpern; (EN) chink; clank; clink; jangle; jingle; rattle -
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(DE) klappere; klappern; klappert; klirren; klirrt; poltern; poltert; rasselt; rasselte; scheppern; pimpern; (EN) clank; clink; jangle; jingle; rattle -
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(DE) klappere; klappern; klappert; klirren; klirrt; poltern; poltert; rappeln; (EN) clatter; jangle; jar against; jar on -
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(DE) Geklirr {s}; Geklirre {s}; Gerumpel {s}; (EN) brattle; clash; clashing; clink; jangle; jar -
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(DE) Disharmonie {e}; (EN) disharmony; jangle; variance; variancy -
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(DE) Kinn {s}; faseln; geplappert; geschnattert; geschwätzt; getratscht; plappern; plappert; quasseln; quasselt; quatscht; schnacken; schnattern; schnattert; schwafeln; schwafelt; schwatzen; schwätzen; schwätzt; tratscht; babbeln; fabeln; gacksen; kakeln; keppeln; schmaddern; schwadern; seibern; seifern; (EN) babble; blab; blab out; blat; blatter; blurt; cackle; chatter; chin; clack; clatter; doat; gab; gabble; gas; jabber; jangle; palaver; patter; piffle; prattle; quack; rabbit; ramble; rattle; talk; talk away; talk frivolities; tattle; twaddle; vapor; vapour; wag one's chin; witter; yabber; yack; yack on; yak; yak it up; yak on -
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(DE) Gequassel {s}; Gerede {s}; Geschwätz {s}; Quatscherei {e}; Schnack {r}; Schwatzhaftigkeit {e}; ausplaudern; geplapper; geplappert; geschnattert; geschwätzt; schwatzt; Gebrodel {s}; Geschwatze; Schwabbelei {e}; (EN) babble; bavardage; blab; blabber; blat; blatter; cackle; cackling; chaffering; chatter; chit-chat; chitter-chatter; clack; clash; crack; drivel; driveling; drivelling; flubdubbery; gab; gabble; gossiping; jabber; jangle; jaw; lip; loquacity; palaver; piffle; prating; prattle; rattle; talk; tittle-tattle; twaddle; yack; yack-yack; yackety-yak; yakkety-yak; yakty-yak -
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(DE) Mißton {r}; Stimmengewirr {s}; (EN) babel; brouhaha; cacophony; discord; discordance; jangle; lurry -
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(DE) Aufschrei {r}; Geräusch {s}; Geräusche {pl}; Geschrei {s}; Klamauk {r}; Lärm {r}; Radau {r}; Rauschen {s}; Spektakel {r}; Trara {s}; dröhnt; Gammel {r}; Gelärme {s}; Getose {s}; Getön {s}; Rumor {r}; (EN) ado; alarm; blare; bluster; clamor; clamour; cry; din; fuss; garboil; hubbub; hurly-burly; jangle; kick-up; noise; outcry; pother; racket; row; ruckus; shine; storm; unquietness; whoop-de-doo -
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(DE) dröhnt; lärmen; tollen; haselieren; ramenten; rasaunen; (EN) be obstreperous; caterwaul; clamor; clamour; clutter; din; dinned; jangle; kick up a row; make a row; rant; roister; row; storm -
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(DE) Kinn {s}; klönen; quatschen; schnacken; schwappen; schwappende; schwätzt; fabeln; gacksen; mären; schwadern; seibern; seifern; (EN) blatter; chin; chirp; clack; claver; doat; gab; gabble; jangle; palaver; patter; piffle; quack; talk frivolities; wag one's tongue; yack; yack on; yak; yak on
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Jangle — Jan gle, n. [Cf. OF. jangle.] [1913 Webster] 1. Idle talk; prate; chatter; babble. Chaucer. [1913 Webster] 2. Discordant sound; wrangling. [1913 Webster] 3. The unmelodious ringing of multiple metallic objects striking together, such as a set of… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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jangle — [n] cacophony of noises babel, clang, clangor, clash, din, dissonance, hubbub*, hullabaloo*, jar, pandemonium, racket, rattle, reverberation, roar, tumult, uproar; concept 595 jangle [v] make clinking noises chime, clank, clash, clatter, conflict … New thesaurus
Jangle — Jan gle, v. t. To cause to sound harshly or inharmoniously; to produce discordant sounds with. [1913 Webster] Like sweet bells jangled, out of tune, and harsh. Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Jangle — Jan gle, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Jangled}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Jangling}.] [OE. janglen to quarrel, OF. jangler to rail, quarrel; of Dutch or German origin; cf. D. jangelen, janken, to whimper, chide, brawl, quarrel.] [1913 Webster] 1. To sound harshly … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
jangle — index altercation, brawl (noun), brawl (verb), controversy (argument), fracas, fray, noise Burton s L … Law dictionary
jangle — ► VERB 1) make or cause to make a ringing metallic sound. 2) (of one s nerves) be set on edge. ► NOUN ▪ an instance of jangling. DERIVATIVES jangly adjective. ORIGIN Old French jangler … English terms dictionary
jangle — {{11}}jangle (n.) late 13c., gossip, slanderous conversation, dispute, from O.Fr. jangle, from jangler (see JANGLE (Cf. jangle) (v.)). Meaning discordant sound is from 1795. {{12}}jangle (v.) c.1300, jangeln, to talk excessively, chatter, talk… … Etymology dictionary
jangle — v. (D; intr.) to jangle on ( to irritate ) (to jangle on smb. s nerves) * * * [ dʒæŋg(ə)l] (D; intr.) to jangle on (to jangle on smb. s nerves; to irritate ) … Combinatory dictionary
jangle — jan|gle [ˈdʒæŋgəl] v [I and T] [Date: 1200 1300; : Old French; Origin: jangler] 1.) if metal objects jangle, or if you jangle them, they make a sound when they hit each other ▪ Her bracelets jangled on her wrist. ▪ Dev jangled his car keys. 2.)… … Dictionary of contemporary English
jangle — [[t]ʤæ̱ŋg(ə)l[/t]] jangles, jangling, jangled 1) V ERG When objects strike against each other and make an unpleasant ringing noise, you can say that they jangle or are jangled. Her bead necklaces and bracelets jangled as she walked... [V n] Jane… … English dictionary
