jangle

vi.

发出噪音；发出刺耳的、金属质的声音；

vt.

引发噪音；引发出刺耳的、不和谐的声音；激怒或刺激（人的神经）；

n.

刺耳的、金属质的声音；

复数：jangles过去式：jangled过去分词：jangled现在分词：jangling第三人称单数：jangles

1. The firealarm kept on jangling.
   火警报警器响个不停。
2. Her voice jangles in my ears.
   她的声音我觉得很刺耳。
3. The three men jangle over trifles.
   这三个男人为了小事而争吵。

1. You could hear it in every jangle of the bell.
   你可以从一下下刺耳的钟声中听见它；

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