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1 rattle
خَشْخَشَ \ rattle: to make or cause to make a lot of short sharp sounds: He was rattling some coins in a tin. The coins were rattling in the tin. \ صَليل \ rattle: repeated short, sharp noises: the rattle of machine gun fire; the rattle of cups and plates in the kitchen. \ قَعْقَعَ \ rattle: to make or cause to make a lot of short sharp sounds: He was rattling some coins in a tin. The coins were rattling in the tin. \ لُعْبَة أطفال (خَشْخاشة) \ rattle: a baby’s toy that rattles. -
2 rattle
جَلْجَلَ \ rattle: to make or cause to make a lot of short sharp sounds: He was rattling some coins in a tin. The coins were rattling in the tin. jingle: to make a light ringing sound: He jingled the money in his pocket. \ جَلْجَلَة \ jingle: a repeated ringing sound (made by small bells or loose coins). rattle: repeated short, sharp noises: the rattle of machine gun fire; the rattle of cups and plate in the kitchen. -
3 rattle
[rætl]1. verb1) to (cause to) make a series of short, sharp noises by knocking together:يُخَشْخِشThe strong wind rattled the windows.
2) to move quickly:يتَحَرَّك بِسُرْعَهThe car was rattling along at top speed.
3) to upset and confuse (a person):يُزْعِج، يُرْبِكDon't let him rattle you – he likes annoying people.
2. noun1) a series of short, sharp noises:جَلْجَلَه، طَقْطَقَهthe rattle of cups.
2) a child's toy, or a wooden instrument, which makes a noise of this sort:خُشَيْخِشَه للأطْفالThe baby waved its rattle.
3) the bony rings of a rattlesnake's tail.أفْعى ذات أجْراس ، جُلَيْجِلَه -
4 rattle
خَشْخَشَة \ jingle: a repeated ringing sound (made by small bells or loose coins). rattle: repeated short, sharp noises: the rattle of machine gun fire; the rattle of cups and plate in the kitchen. rustle: a rustling noise: the rustle of papers. \ See Also قعقعة (قَعْقَعَة) -
5 rattle
طَقْطَقَ \ click: to make, (cause to make) a short sharp little sound: The door clicked. He clicked his fingers at me. crackle: to make repeated cracking sounds: The dry wood crackled as it burnt. patter: to make a patter: The rain pattered against the windows. rattle: to make or cause to make a lot of short sharp sounds: He was rattling some coins in a tin. The coins were rattling in the tin. -
6 rattle off
to say quickly and usually without any feeling or expression:يُلْقي خُطْبَةً بِسُرْعَهThe boy rattled off the poem.
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7 rattle through
to say or do (something) quickly:يقولُ بِسُرْعَهThe teacher rattled through his explanation so quickly that no-one could understand him.
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8 clatter, rattle
قَعْقَعَة \ clatter, rattle: repeated short, sharp noises: the rattle of machine gun fire; the rattle of cups and plate in the kitchen. -
9 tırık
rattle, rattling sound. - diye with a rattle. - tırak/tırık with a click, with a rattle (used especially to describe the rattle made by the counters and dice moved or thrown when playing backgammon or trictrac). -
10 трескотня пулеметов
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > трескотня пулеметов
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11 Klappern
v/i rattle; Geschirr, Maschine etc.: clatter; Hufe, Holzschuhe: auch go clip-clop; Stricknadeln: click; mit etw. klappern rattle ( oder clatter) s.th.; er klapperte ( vor Kälte) mit den Zähnen his teeth were chattering (with cold); vor Angst klapperten mir die Zähne my teeth were chattering with fear; mit dem Schnabel klappern Storch: make a clattering noise with its beak; mit den Augen( deckeln) klappern umg. flutter one’s eyelids* * *das Klappernchatter; rattle* * *klạp|pern ['klapɐn]vi1) (= Geräusch machen) to clatter; (Klapperschlange, Fenster, Baby) to rattle; (Lider) to bat; (Mühle) to clack; (auf der Schreibmaschine) to clatter away; (mit Stricknadeln) to clickKlappern gehört zum Handwerk (prov) — making a big noise is part of the business
* * *1) ((of teeth) to knock together with the cold etc: teeth chattering with terror.) chatter2) (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.) rattle3) (a series of short, sharp noises: the rattle of cups.) rattle* * *klap·pern[ˈklapɐn]vi1. (hin- und herschlagen) to clatter, to rattlesie klapperte vor Kälte mit den Zähnen her teeth chattered with [the] cold3. (klappernd fahren) to clatter [or rattle] along* * *intransitives Verb1) rattle2) (ein Klappern erzeugen) make a clattervor Kälte klapperte er mit den Zähnen — his teeth were chattering with cold
mit den Augen klappern — (ugs.) keep blinking; (kokettieren) flutter one's eyelashes
* * *Klappern n; -s, kein pl rattling, rattle; von Geschirr, Maschine etc: clatter(ing); von Stricknadeln: clicking; von Zähnen: chattering;Klappern gehört zum Handwerk puff(ery) is part of the trade* * *intransitives Verb1) rattle2) (ein Klappern erzeugen) make a clattermit den Augen klappern — (ugs.) keep blinking; (kokettieren) flutter one's eyelashes
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12 klappern
v/i rattle; Geschirr, Maschine etc.: clatter; Hufe, Holzschuhe: auch go clip-clop; Stricknadeln: click; mit etw. klappern rattle ( oder clatter) s.th.; er klapperte ( vor Kälte) mit den Zähnen his teeth were chattering (with cold); vor Angst klapperten mir die Zähne my teeth were chattering with fear; mit dem Schnabel klappern Storch: make a clattering noise with its beak; mit den Augen( deckeln) klappern umg. flutter one’s eyelids* * *das Klappernchatter; rattle* * *klạp|pern ['klapɐn]vi1) (= Geräusch machen) to clatter; (Klapperschlange, Fenster, Baby) to rattle; (Lider) to bat; (Mühle) to clack; (auf der Schreibmaschine) to clatter away; (mit Stricknadeln) to clickKlappern gehört zum Handwerk (prov) — making a big noise is part of the business
* * *1) ((of teeth) to knock together with the cold etc: teeth chattering with terror.) chatter2) (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.) rattle3) (a series of short, sharp noises: the rattle of cups.) rattle* * *klap·pern[ˈklapɐn]vi1. (hin- und herschlagen) to clatter, to rattlesie klapperte vor Kälte mit den Zähnen her teeth chattered with [the] cold3. (klappernd fahren) to clatter [or rattle] along* * *intransitives Verb1) rattle2) (ein Klappern erzeugen) make a clattervor Kälte klapperte er mit den Zähnen — his teeth were chattering with cold
mit den Augen klappern — (ugs.) keep blinking; (kokettieren) flutter one's eyelashes
* * *klappern v/i rattle; Geschirr, Maschine etc: clatter; Hufe, Holzschuhe: auch go clip-clop; Stricknadeln: click;mit etwas klappern rattle ( oder clatter) sth;er klapperte (vor Kälte) mit den Zähnen his teeth were chattering (with cold);vor Angst klapperten mir die Zähne my teeth were chattering with fear;mit dem Schnabel klappern Storch: make a clattering noise with its beak;mit den Augen(deckeln) klappern umg flutter one’s eyelids* * *intransitives Verb1) rattle2) (ein Klappern erzeugen) make a clattermit den Augen klappern — (ugs.) keep blinking; (kokettieren) flutter one's eyelashes
* * *v.to chatter v.to clatter v. -
13 kläppern
v/i rattle; Geschirr, Maschine etc.: clatter; Hufe, Holzschuhe: auch go clip-clop; Stricknadeln: click; mit etw. klappern rattle ( oder clatter) s.th.; er klapperte ( vor Kälte) mit den Zähnen his teeth were chattering (with cold); vor Angst klapperten mir die Zähne my teeth were chattering with fear; mit dem Schnabel klappern Storch: make a clattering noise with its beak; mit den Augen( deckeln) klappern umg. flutter one’s eyelids* * *das Klappernchatter; rattle* * *klạp|pern ['klapɐn]vi1) (= Geräusch machen) to clatter; (Klapperschlange, Fenster, Baby) to rattle; (Lider) to bat; (Mühle) to clack; (auf der Schreibmaschine) to clatter away; (mit Stricknadeln) to clickKlappern gehört zum Handwerk (prov) — making a big noise is part of the business
* * *1) ((of teeth) to knock together with the cold etc: teeth chattering with terror.) chatter2) (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.) rattle3) (a series of short, sharp noises: the rattle of cups.) rattle* * *klap·pern[ˈklapɐn]vi1. (hin- und herschlagen) to clatter, to rattlesie klapperte vor Kälte mit den Zähnen her teeth chattered with [the] cold3. (klappernd fahren) to clatter [or rattle] along* * *intransitives Verb1) rattle2) (ein Klappern erzeugen) make a clattervor Kälte klapperte er mit den Zähnen — his teeth were chattering with cold
mit den Augen klappern — (ugs.) keep blinking; (kokettieren) flutter one's eyelashes
* * ** * *intransitives Verb1) rattle2) (ein Klappern erzeugen) make a clattermit den Augen klappern — (ugs.) keep blinking; (kokettieren) flutter one's eyelashes
* * *v.to chatter v.to clatter v. -
14 جلجل
جَلْجَلَ \ rattle: to make or cause to make a lot of short sharp sounds: He was rattling some coins in a tin. The coins were rattling in the tin. jingle: to make a light ringing sound: He jingled the money in his pocket. \ جَلْجَلَة \ jingle: a repeated ringing sound (made by small bells or loose coins). rattle: repeated short, sharp noises: the rattle of machine gun fire; the rattle of cups and plate in the kitchen. -
15 خشخش
خَشْخَشَ \ rattle: to make or cause to make a lot of short sharp sounds: He was rattling some coins in a tin. The coins were rattling in the tin. \ خَشْخَشَة \ jingle: a repeated ringing sound (made by small bells or loose coins). rattle: repeated short, sharp noises: the rattle of machine gun fire; the rattle of cups and plate in the kitchen. rustle: a rustling noise: the rustle of papers. \ See Also قعقعة (قَعْقَعَة) -
16 jingle
جَلْجَلَ \ rattle: to make or cause to make a lot of short sharp sounds: He was rattling some coins in a tin. The coins were rattling in the tin. jingle: to make a light ringing sound: He jingled the money in his pocket. \ جَلْجَلَة \ jingle: a repeated ringing sound (made by small bells or loose coins). rattle: repeated short, sharp noises: the rattle of machine gun fire; the rattle of cups and plate in the kitchen. -
17 crécelle
crécelle [kʀesεl]feminine noun* * *kʀesɛlnom féminin rattle* * *kʀesɛl nf* * *[kresɛl] nom féminin————————de crécelle locution adjectivaleune voix de crécelle a grating ou rasping voice -
18 crepitio
"chattering;Rasselgeräusch;ruídos de trepidação"* * *crepitio s.m.1 crackling, crackle, rattle: il crepitio del fuoco, the crackling of the fire; il crepitio degli spari, the rattle of shots2 (med.) crepitus, crepitation.* * *pl. -ii [krepi'tio, ii] sostantivo maschile (di fuoco) crackle, crackling, popping; (di armi da fuoco) rattle, rattling; (di foglie) rustle, rustling* * *crepitiopl. -ii /krepi'tio, ii/sostantivo m.(di fuoco) crackle, crackling, popping; (di armi da fuoco) rattle, rattling; (di foglie) rustle, rustling. -
19 jingle
خَشْخَشَة \ jingle: a repeated ringing sound (made by small bells or loose coins). rattle: repeated short, sharp noises: the rattle of machine gun fire; the rattle of cups and plate in the kitchen. rustle: a rustling noise: the rustle of papers. \ See Also قعقعة (قَعْقَعَة) -
20 rustle
خَشْخَشَة \ jingle: a repeated ringing sound (made by small bells or loose coins). rattle: repeated short, sharp noises: the rattle of machine gun fire; the rattle of cups and plate in the kitchen. rustle: a rustling noise: the rustle of papers. \ See Also قعقعة (قَعْقَعَة)
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