chattering of teeth
collocation牙齿打颤(声)
The chattering of teeth in the cold room kept me awake.
冷屋子里牙齿打颤的声音让我睡不着。
咔嗒声;喋喋声
(鸟或猴的)啁啾声;尖叫声;机器的咔嗒声;震颤声;输出波动;不稳定输出;发出咔哒声或 chatter 声的噪音。;机器部件发出的快速连续噪声
A noise that chatters, such as a rapid series of short sounds.
发出咔哒声或 chatter 声的噪音。
A noise that chatters.
机器部件发出的快速连续噪声
the rapid series of noises made by the parts of a machine
达到稳定状态前的输出波动。
Output fluctuation before reaching a stable condition.
动物(鸟或猴)发出的持续尖锐叫声
the high-pitched continuing noise made by animals (birds or monkeys)
The chattering of the old printer made it hard to concentrate.
那台旧打印机的嘎嘎声让人难以集中注意力。
用法提示:这里的chattering指打印机发出的快速连续噪音,作为名词使用。
We could hear the chattering of monkeys in the jungle nearby.
我们能听到附近丛林中猴子叽叽喳喳的叫声。
用法提示:chattering在此指猴子发出的高音连续噪音,名词形式。
The constant chattering of the machine indicated a mechanical problem.
机器不停的咔哒声表明存在机械故障。
用法提示:chattering描述机器零件发出的快速噪音,作为句子主语。
多指物体因震动发出的连续均匀响声,如拨浪鼓或门窗;比 clatter 轻,比 clack 更连续。
指硬物相撞发出的响亮、杂乱的响声,如餐具或机器零件;音量比 rattle 更大、更嘈杂。
指短促、清脆的硬物碰击声,如打字机或木板撞击;音色比 rattle 更干、更脆,常强调快速连击。
针对“chattering”指连续咔哒声或尖叫声的含义,其反义为毫无此类声响的状态;“silence”侧重无声,而“quiet”侧重安静,不完全等同。
牙齿打颤(声)
The chattering of teeth in the cold room kept me awake.
冷屋子里牙齿打颤的声音让我睡不着。
鸟的啁啾声
The chattering of birds at dawn filled the forest.
黎明时鸟的啁啾声响彻森林。
猴子的吱吱叫声
The chattering of monkeys came from the treetops.
猴子的吱吱叫声从树梢传来。
机器的咔嗒声
The chattering of the machine stopped when the mechanic fixed it.
修理工修好机器后,机器的咔嗒声停止了。
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chatter + -ing
suffix
related word (chatter + box)
chattering 本身指一种噪音,常与噪音描述词一起出现。
机器的部件发出快速连续噪声时常用 chattering 来表示。
鸟类的持续尖锐叫声是 chattering 的义项之一。
猴子的叫声也可用 chattering 描述。
机器部件振动常伴随或导致 chattering 噪声。
我不确定你是否意识到,我在黑暗中喋喋不休。
The chattering of the birds outside my window woke me up at dawn.
窗外鸟儿的啁啾声在黎明时把我吵醒了。
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