clinking

UK
/ˈklɪŋkɪŋ/
US
/ˈklɪŋkɪŋ/

Traduzioni

clinkingnoun
cliquetisSons métalliques ou de verre qui s’entrechoquent.
The clinking of glasses filled the room as the guests toasted to the newlyweds.
Le cliquetis des verres a rempli la pièce tandis que les invités portaient un toast aux jeunes mariés.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
tintementPour un son clair et métallique, surtout de verre ou de petits objets.
clinkingadjective
more clinking
Comp.
most clinking
Super.
UK
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US
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cliquetantQui produit un bruit métallique ou de verre en s’entrechoquant.
The clinking glasses added a festive atmosphere to the dinner party.
Les verres cliquetants ont ajouté une ambiance festive au dîner.
formidableFamilier, surtout en anglais britannique : « excellent », « très bien ».
We had a clinking good time at the festival.
Nous avons passé un moment formidable au festival.
clinkverb

clinking

Gerund

clinked
Past Simple
clinked
Past Participle
clinking
Gerund
UK
/klɪŋk/
US
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The glasses clinked as they toasted to their success.
Les verres ont cliqueté lorsqu’ils ont porté un toast à leur réussite.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
incarcérerFamilier, surtout au sens de « mettre en prison ».

Definizioni

clinkingnoun
A sharp, ringing sound made by the collision of metal or glass objects.
The clinking of glasses filled the room as the guests toasted to the newlyweds.
clinkingadjective
Producing a sharp, ringing sound, typically as a result of metal or glass objects striking each other.
The clinking glasses added a festive atmosphere to the dinner party.
Excellent; first-rate (informal, chiefly British).
We had a clinking good time at the festival.
clinkverb
To make or cause a light, sharp, ringing sound, as of glasses or coins striking together.
The glasses clinked as they toasted to their success.
To confine or imprison, especially in a jail.
The pickpocket was clinked overnight until he could post bail.