clack
clack 英 [klæk] 美 [klæk]
vi. 噼啪响；唠唠叨叨讲 n. 噼啪响；哔剥声
进行时:clacking 过去式:clacked 过去分词:clacked 第三人称单数:clacks 名词复数:clacks
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- vi. 噼啪响；唠唠叨叨讲
- n. 噼啪响；哔剥声
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1. But the click-clack of the keyboard has ceded ground to the swipe of a finger across a smartphone’s touch screen.
但是现在点击键盘的方式已经让步给在智能手机上轻轻滑动手指。
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2. Baby carriages outnumber vehicles; the air is filled with the sound of woks being scraped and the clack of majiang tiles.
这里婴儿车比汽车多，空气中充满了炒菜声、搓麻将声。
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3. MR. HURD, 52, often strums a tabletop like a pianist as he delves into business minutiae, his enthusiasm measured by the steady clack-clacking of his gold wedding band.
现年52岁的赫德先生在钻研商业细节的时候通常有用手指敲打桌面的习惯，就像弹钢琴一样，而其投入程度则可以用他的结婚戒指敲打桌面时发出的啪嗒啪嗒声的快慢来衡量。
- clack (n.) "a sharp, repeated, rattling sound," mid-15c., from clack (v.).
- clack (v.) "make a quick, sharp noise," mid-13c., not in Old English, from Old Norse klaka "to chatter," of echoic origin. Compare Dutch klakken "to clack, crack," Old High German kleken, French claquer "to clap, crack (see claque). Related: Clacked; clacking.
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