clunk
clunk 英 [klʌŋk] 美 [klʌŋk]
n. 沉闷的金属声 vt. 用力地敲打；发出沉闷声 vi. 发出咚咚的声音
进行时:clunking 过去式:clunked 过去分词:clunked 第三人称单数:clunks 名词复数:clunks
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- n. 沉闷的金属声
- vt. 用力地敲打；发出沉闷声
- vi. 发出咚咚的声音
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1. Some say great foley is the stuff that goes unnoticed: the soft swirl of a waltzing dress, the clunk-a-chink of Iron Man.
有人认为出色的拟音是那些让人不易察觉的响声：华尔兹服饰的轻柔摆动声、钢铁侠的金属撞击声。
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2. Watch it. Looks alike, but it ain't. This one is completely inelastic. It goes to the floor and it goes clunk. You see a small bounce,but that's it.
观察一下它，看上去很像，但不然，这个,是完全非弹性的，它落到地板上然后发出,闷响，你看到一个小小的弹跳。
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3. Then be sure to lean your head backward when you open it, because once you pull the handle, the door comes cascading into the cabin and can easily clunk your head.
打开舱门时，头一定要向后仰，因为一旦拉开拉杆，舱门会猛地向客舱内开启，很容易撞到你的头。
- clunk (v.) 1796, "to make the sound of a cork being pulled from a bottle;" imitative. This was the main sense through most of 19c. Meaning "to hit, strike" is attested from 1943 (perhaps a variant of clonk). Related: Clunked; clunking. As a noun, in reference to the cork-pulling sound, by 1823.
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