clack

/klæk/ (bre, ipa) · /klæk/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈklak/ (ame, mw)

clack — 名詞

  • clacksingular
  • clacksplural

1. a sudden, brief, hard-sounding noise produced when two solid items strike one an

1.名詞C2
釋義

喀噠聲

兩個硬物相撞發出的短促清脆聲響

a sudden, brief, hard-sounding noise produced when two solid items strike one another, like wooden blocks or heels on a tile floor

例句

Felipe heard the loud clack of billiard balls from the back room of the bar.

Felipe 聽見酒吧後方房間傳來撞球碰撞的喀噠聲。

noun phrase: clack of [colliding objects]

Every morning, Eleni woke to the clack of her neighbour's heels on the marble stairs.

每天早上,Eleni 都被鄰居高跟鞋踩在大理石樓梯上的喀噠聲吵醒。

the clack of [shoes/heels] on [hard surface]

同義詞
  • click

    lighter and quicker; mouse buttons and pen tops 'click', not 'clack'

  • clatter

    longer, messier, and louder; many objects falling or bumping together

  • clink

    thinner and more metallic; usually glass or coins

文法句型

a clack of [noun]

with a clack

用法筆記

Subject is usually the sound itself or the activity; common in 'the clack of [plural objects/heels/needles]' patterns. Frequently in literary or descriptive prose rather than everyday speech.

常見錯誤

A clack came from the heavy door closing slowly.
A bang came from the heavy door closing slowly.
💡a clack is short and sharp; slow, deep sounds are 'bang', 'thud', or 'creak'.

clack — 動詞