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rattledpast participle
UK
/ˈræt.əld/
US
/ˈræt.əld/
Functions solely as an adjective derived from the past participle of ‘rattle’; used predicatively and attributively.
déstabiliséAu sens de « nerveux, troublé, déconcerté ».
She looked visibly rattled after the sudden announcement.
Elle avait l’air visiblement déstabilisée après l’annonce soudaine.
secouéAu sens de « secoué, heurté », pour un objet ou un véhicule.
The truck’s rattled fenders clattered all the way down the road.
Les ailes secouées du camion ont cliqueté tout le long de la route.
Additional translations
perturbéAu sens psychologique; registre courant.
Synonyms
flustered
agitated
unsettled
disturbed
shaken
nervous
jittery
rattleverb

rattled

Past Simple

rattled
Past Simple
rattled
Past Participle
rattling
Gerund
UK
/ˈræt.əl/
US
/ˈræt.əl/
ébranlerAu sens figuré : troubler, déstabiliser.
The unexpected question rattled the speaker during the presentation.
La question inattendue a ébranlé l’orateur pendant la présentation.
The wind rattled the windows during the storm.
Le vent a fait cliqueter les fenêtres pendant la tempête.
Additional translations
débiterParler ou énumérer rapidement, sans effort apparent.
Synonyms
frighten
shake
vibrate
startle
unsettle
jolt

Definitions

rattledpast participle
Feeling nervous, disconcerted, or upset.
She looked visibly rattled after the sudden announcement.
Shaken or jolted so as to produce a rattling sound.
The truck’s rattled fenders clattered all the way down the road.
rattleverb
To make or cause a rapid succession of short, sharp sounds.
The wind rattled the windows during the storm.
To unsettle or disturb someone, causing them to feel nervous or worried.
The unexpected question rattled the speaker during the presentation.
To move or go with a clattering sound.
The old car rattled down the street.
To recite or utter something quickly and effortlessly.
He rattled the list of ingredients before anyone could write them down.
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