clang

UK
/klæŋ/
US
/klæŋ/
clangnoun
clangs
pl
UK
/klæŋ/
US
/klæŋ/
Translations
The clang of the metal gate echoed through the alley.
Лязг металлических ворот эхом разнесся по переулку.
The clang of the church bells could be heard from miles away.
Звон церковных колоколов был слышен за много миль.
Additional translations
Definitions
A loud, resonant metallic sound or series of sounds.
The clang of the church bell echoed through the village.
clangverb
clanged
Past Simple
clanged
Past Participle
clanging
Gerund
UK
/klæŋ/
US
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Translations
The metal gates clang shut behind us.
Металлические ворота лязгнули за нами.
The bell began to clang loudly in the tower.
Колокол начал громко звенеть в башне.
Definitions
To make a loud, resonant metallic sound.
The metal gates clanged shut behind them.
To cause something to make a loud, resonant metallic sound.
He clanged the bell to signal the end of the class.
clanginterjection
Onomatopoeic exclamation representing a metallic ringing sound
Definitions
Used to represent a loud, metallic ringing sound produced by striking metal.
"Clang!" echoed through the workshop as the hammer hit the anvil.
clangproper noun
Definitions
An open-source compiler front end for the C family of programming languages, part of the LLVM project (usually written with an initial capital letter).
Clang provides more helpful diagnostics than many other compilers.