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clangs

/klæŋz/

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noun

Klingen, scheppern

A loud, ringing sound, like that made by free-hanging metal objects striking each other.

Examples :

"The clangs from the construction site next door were very loud this morning. "

Das Klingeln von der Baustelle nebenan war heute Morgen sehr laut.

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noun

Klang, Ton

Quality of tone.

Examples :

"The blacksmith listened carefully; the clangs from his hammer had a strong, ringing quality. "

Der Schmied hörte aufmerksam zu; der Klang seines Hammers hatte eine starke, klingende Qualität.

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noun

Geschrei, Ruf

The cry of some birds, including the crane and the goose.

Examples :

"The morning quiet was broken by the wild clangs of geese flying overhead. "

Die Morgenruhe wurde durch das wilde Geschrei der über uns fliegenden Gänse unterbrochen.

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noun

Klangassoziation

A word or phrase linked only by sound and not by meaning, characteristic of some mental disorders.

Examples :

"The psychiatrist noted several clangs in the patient's speech, like "train, brain, rain," suggesting a possible thought disorder. "

Der Psychiater bemerkte mehrere Klangassoziationen in der Sprache des Patienten, wie "Zug, Gehirn, Regen", was auf eine mögliche Denkstörung hindeutete.

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verb

Klingen, scheppern

To strike (objects) together so as to produce a clang.

Examples :

"The cook clangs the pots and pans together to get everyone's attention for dinner. "

Der Koch lässt die Töpfe und Pfannen scheppern, um die Aufmerksamkeit aller für das Abendessen zu erregen.

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verb

Klingen, läuten

To give out a clang; to resound.

Examples :

"The school bell clangs loudly to signal the end of class. "

Die Schulglocke läutet laut, um das Ende der Stunde zu signalisieren.

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noun

Klingen, scheppern

Any periodic sound, especially one composed of a fundamental and harmonics, as opposed to simple periodic sounds (sine tones).

Examples :

"The blacksmith filled the workshop with the clangs of his hammer hitting the hot metal, a complex chorus of sounds instead of a single, pure tone. "

Der Schmied erfüllte die Werkstatt mit dem Klingeln seines Hammers, der auf das heiße Metall schlug, ein komplexer Klangchor anstelle eines einzelnen, reinen Tons.

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