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clangor

UK
/ˈklæŋ.ɡə/
US
/ˈklæŋ.ɚ/

Translations

clangornoun
clangors
pl
UK
/ˈklæŋ.ɡə/
US
/ˈklæŋ.ɚ/
fracasRegistre littéraire ou soutenu; s'emploie pour un bruit fort, rude et retentissant.
The clangor of the church bells echoed through the village.
Le fracas des cloches de l’église résonnait dans tout le village.
Additional translations
vacarmeBruyant et soutenu; met l’accent sur une nuisance sonore prolongée.
Synonyms
din
clatter
commotion
uproar
clash
noise
clang
racket
clangorverb
clangored
Past Simple
clangored
Past Participle
clangoring
Gerund
UK
/ˈklæŋə/
US
/ˈklæŋər/
rare or archaic usage meaning ‘to make a loud ringing sound’
retentirSurtout pour un son fort et métallique.
The old church bell began to clangor as the clock struck noon.
La vieille cloche de l’église commença à retentir lorsque l’horloge sonna midi.
Additional translations
résonnerEmploi plus général pour un son sonore et prolongé.
Synonyms
clang
clank
clatter
peal
ring
toll
reverberate
resound
din
blare

Definitions

clangornoun
A loud, resonant sound or noise, often metallic and harsh.
The clangor of the church bells echoed through the village.
A sustained loud ringing or uproar; a din.
The clangor of the factory floor made conversation impossible.
clangorverb
To make a loud, resonant sound, typically a metallic ringing noise.
The old church bell began to clangor as the clock struck noon.
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