clunking

英 [ˈklʌŋkɪŋ]

美 [ˈklʌŋkɪŋ]

v.  发出沉闷声
clunk的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (重物相撞的)哐的一声，哐啷声
  Aclunkis a sound made by a heavy object hitting something hard.
  1. Something fell to the floor with a clunk.
     不知什么东西哐啷一声掉在地上。
• VERB 哐啷一声撞上
  If a heavy objectclunkson or against something, it hits it and makes a dull sound.
  1. His feet clunked on the wooden steps.
     他的脚噔噔噔地踩在木头台阶上。
  2. ...a slight clunking noise.
     哐啷哐啷轻微的撞击声

英英释义

noun

• the sound of a horse's hoofs hitting on a hard surface
  Synonym:clip-clopclippety-clopclopcloppingclumping

双语例句

• Look at the foothold, and then place the foot quietly and precisely on the hold, with no thunking or clunking.
  看着脚点，然后无声无息地将脚准确地踩在点上。
• A technological mockery of a10-foot-tall gnome stands before you, clunking and whirling with steam power.
  一个十尺高的侏儒形态的机械站在你面前嘲笑着，发出沉闷的声响并使用蒸汽动力快步疾走着。
• However, it is no accident that the EU governs in such a slow, clunking fashion.
  决非偶然的是，欧盟就是以这样低劣和笨拙的方式管理的。
• Gordon Brown, the man described by Tony Blair as the "great clunking fist", finally tightened his grip on what he must feel is his rightful prize.
  戈登·布朗，这个被托尼·布莱尔比喻成“砸出闷响的铁拳”的人，终于紧紧抓住了他当之无愧的奖赏。