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Перевод: clack

[существительное]
треск ; щелканье; шум голосов; болтовня ; погремушка ; клапан ; откидной клапан; створчатый клапан;
[глагол]
трещать; щелкать; громко болтать; гоготать; кудахтать

Тезаурус:

1. Click clack rush roar - train speeds on,
2. Heels clack, wings flap, doors are rapped upon, confabulators buzz and murmur.
3. There was a minute comforting sound in the soft clack as Nannie worried the laces apart like a gentle dog.
4. They gazed in awe at the hive of activity against the muted background clack of typewriter and word processor keyboards.
5. "Affirmative!" the admiral said with a loud clack of his beak.
6. Back and forth flew the shuttle, clackety clack went the treadles of the loom, up and down sluiced the heddles, and the cloth grew until she had sufficient yardage for a gown; she plied the scissors, cut out a pattern, sewed the seams and hemmed the border, and she was nearly faint with pain from the cactus pricks festering in her hands and halfway up her arms.
7. As well as the colour washes I used a gutta nib to apply waterproof clack ink and Quink ink, which is non-waterproof.
8. Look at Click Clack plastic storage canisters and kitchen accessories, in white, black, red and green.
9. Most of us, however, live in modern houses (or flats - even more of a problem) where the "clickety clack" of Gertrude (that's what I call mine) would keep us and perhaps the neighbours awake.
10. A clack of shoes in the road outside.
11. The ride is a very pleasant one of about twenty miles through rural scenery and past well-maintained stations, with all the right traditional railway sounds such as "chuff chuff chuff chuff", which has disappeared from British Rail, and my favourite, "clackety clack", which is much reduced on BR due to the use of continuous welded rail on all busy lines, though the older sectioned rail survives on the lines around South Shropshire such as the Central Wales Line and the Cambrian.
12. I followed the clack of her high heels down the dark corridor to the front door.
13. I asked Edwards whether putting this on for the unveiling - maximization for the sponsor, the click and clack of computer keys tapping - had been part of the deal.