clinking

基本解釋

The coins are clinking in his pocket.
硬幣在他口袋里丁當(dāng)作響。
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Even as I write I hear the clinking of the chains in my mind: how much do I dare expose?
就在寫(xiě)下這些話時(shí)，我腦海中仿佛仍不斷回蕩著枷鎖的鏗鏘之聲：我到底敢說(shuō)出多少真相？
You want to hear their news and have a proper chat but you have to shout over the din of music, chatter and clinking glasses.
你想與對(duì)方互相交流信息，但是到處是音樂(lè)聲、喧鬧聲和玻璃杯的碰撞聲，你必須大喊大叫才能讓對(duì)方聽(tīng)清。

Beverage companies infuse their TV and radio spots with enticing sounds of liquids pouring and ice cubes clinking.
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On Wall Street, even as layoffs mount, the upper echelons are clinking champagne glasses for good reason.
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She radiates continental European chic, clinking with bold silver jewellery that offers a sort of travelogue of her peripatetic working life.
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If objects made of glass, pottery, or metal clink or if you clink them, they touch each other and make a short, light sound.
Clink is also a noun.
&rarra slang word for prison