Traducciones de „clang“ en el diccionario inglés » alemán

I . clang [klæŋ] V. intr.

clang

scheppern

clang bell

[laut] läuten

II . clang [klæŋ] V. trans.

1. clang (close loudly):

to clang the door shut

die Tür zuschlagen [o. coloq. zuknallen]

2. clang (cause to make harsh noise):

to clang sth

mit etw dat. klappern

to clang sth bell

etw läuten

III . clang [klæŋ] SUST. usu sing.

clang

Scheppern nt

clang

Klappern nt

clang bell

[lautes] Läuten

Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to clang the door shut

die Tür zuschlagen [o. coloq. zuknallen]

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

It's industrial and clanging and even has farmyard animal noises on it.

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It can be found in words such as: clang, bring, throng, rung, etc.

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In fact, on some benchmarks, like box2d, fasta and copy, asm.js is as close or closer to clang than clang is to gcc.

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These sounds consisted mainly of hammering anvils, clanging pipes, running water, and the like.

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Clang is modularized, well documented, and based almost entirely on replaceable link-time libraries as opposed to source-code modules that are combined at compile time.

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This way some waveforms crossfade between timbres without filter sweep to simulate e.g. the brighter attack phase of metallic clangs or picked strings.

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Hall chose the band's name because he liked the clack and clang of the two words together.

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It brushed the admiral before it clanged to the floor.

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On some tracks, the music was punctuated by clanging metal, rustling wind or sharp, industrial sounds.

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Wall swished the first free throw, but the second clanged off the glass.

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