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1. (v.i.) clatter
to make a loud, rattling sound, as that produced by hard objects striking rapidly one against the other.
2. clatter
to move rapidly with such a sound:
The train clattered down the track.
3. clatter
to talk fast and noisily; chatter.
4. (v.t.) clatter
to cause to clatter:
clattering pots and pans.
5. (n.) clatter
a rattling noise or series of rattling noises.
6. clatter
noisy disturbance.
7. clatter
idle talk; gossip.
Etymology: (bef. 1050; ME
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) clatter
a rattling noise (often produced by rapid movement)
"the shutters clattered against the house"; "the clatter of iron wheels on cobblestones"
2. (verb) clatter, clack, brattle
make a rattling sound
"clattering dishes"
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1. (noun) clatter
the noise of hard things banging together
the loud clatter of pots and pans; It fell with a clatter.
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) clatter
a rattling noise, esp. that made by the collision of hard bodies; also, any loud, abrupt sound; a repetition of abrupt sounds
2. (noun) clatter
commotion; disturbance
3. (noun) clatter
rapid, noisy talk; babble; chatter
4. (verb) clatter
to make a rattling sound by striking hard bodies together; to make a succession of abrupt, rattling sounds
5. (verb) clatter
to talk fast and noisily; to rattle with the tongue
6. (verb) clatter
to make a rattling noise with
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Sense: a loud noise like hard objects falling, striking against each other etc
the clatter of pots falling off the shelf.
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 Afrikaans: lawaai, gerammel |
 Arabic: طَقْطَقَه |
 Bulgarian: тракане |
 Brazilian: estardalhaço |
 Czech: klapot |
 German: das Getrampel |
 Danish: skramlen |
 Greek: σαματάς |
 Spanish: estrépito |
 Estonian: kolin |
 Farsi: صدای افتادن یا به هم خورد |
 Finnish: kolina |
 French: fracas |
 Hebrew: רָעַש, נִקישָה |
 Hindi: खड़खड़ाहट |
 Croatian: zveket, klepet |
 Hungarian: csörömpölés |
 Indonesian: bunyi bising |
 Icelandic: glamur, skarkali |
 Italian: lo sbattere |
 Japanese: カタカタという音 |
 Korean: (물던 들이 서로 부딪쳐) 달가닥 소리를 내다 |
 Lithuanian: barškėjimas, tarškėjimas |
 Latvian: šķindoņa; klaboņa; dipoņa |
 Malay: keletak-keletuk |
 Dutch: kletteren |
 Norwegian: klirring, smelling, skram |
 Polish: stukot |
 Persian: صدای افتادن یا به هم خورد |
 Pashto: داسې ږغ چه دلو ښودسره موښ |
 Portuguese: estardalhaço |
 Romanian: bocănit |
 Russian: грохот |
 Slovak: rachot, treskot |
 Slovenian: ropot |
 Serbian: kloparanje |
 Swedish: slammer, skrammel, oväsen |
 Thai: เสียงกระทบกัน |
 Turkish: takırtı, tıngırtı |
 Taiwanese: 硬物掉落或相碰的聲音，匡啷聲 |
 Ukrainian: стукіт; дзенькіт |
 Urdu: کھٹ کھٹ ، گرگراہٹ |
 Vietnamese: tiếng loảng xoảng |
 Chinese: 硬物掉落或相撞击时的声音，铿锵声 |
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