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clacking
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/ˈklæk.ɪŋ/
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/ˈklæk.ɪŋ/
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clacking
noun
clackings
pl
стук
The clacking of the train wheels was rhythmic.
Стук колес поезда был ритмичным.
щелканье
The clacking of the typewriter filled the room.
Щелканье пишущей машинки заполнило комнату.
Additional translations
треск
клацанье
Synonyms
clicking
clunking
snapping
clattering
tapping
clacking
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈklæk.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈklæk.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that produces a clacking sound.
Synonyms
tapping
pattering
chattering
snapping
clattering
clicking
clinking
rattling
clack
verb
clacking
Gerund
clacked
Past Simple
clacked
Past Participle
clacking
Gerund
UK
/klæk/
US
/klæk/
щелкать
The typewriter keys clack loudly as she types.
Клавиши пишущей машинки громко щелкают, когда она печатает.
Additional translations
тараторить
цокать
Synonyms
clatter
bang
clash
click
snap
Definitions
clacking
noun
A sharp, abrupt sound or series of sounds resembling those made by striking or hitting hard surfaces together.
The clacking of the typewriter filled the room as she worked on her novel.
The act or process of making a clacking sound.
The clacking of the train wheels on the tracks was rhythmic and soothing.
clacking
gerund / present participle
Producing or characterized by a rapid, sharp series of sounds like those made by hard objects striking together.
The clacking keys of the old computer echoed in the empty office.
clack
verb
To make or cause a sharp, abrupt sound, often by striking two hard objects together.
The old typewriter clacked loudly as she typed her report.
To chatter or talk rapidly and noisily.
The group of friends clacked away happily at the café.
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