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sabre-rattling SUST. sin pl. pey.

sabre-rattling

I. rattle [ˈrætl̩, ingl. am. -t̬-] SUST.

1. rattle sin pl. (sound):

rattle of gun
rattle of coins, bottles
rattle of chains
rattle of chains
rattle of window

2. rattle (toy):

II. rattle [ˈrætl̩, ingl. am. -t̬-] V. intr.

1. rattle (make sharp noises):

grzechotać [perf za-]
rattle cups, coins
brzęczeć [perf za-]
rattle gun
terkotać [perf za-]
rattle chains, teeth
szczękać [perf za-]
rattle windows
stukać [perf za-]

2. rattle (travel noisily):

przejeżdżać [perf przejechać] z turkotem

III. rattle [ˈrætl̩, ingl. am. -t̬-] V. trans.

1. rattle (shake):

potrząsać [perf potrząsnąć] czymś

2. rattle (make nervous):

wytrącać [perf wytrącić] z równowagi

rattle off V. trans.

rattle off poem, prayer:

rattle on V. intr. coloq.

rattle through V. trans. coloq.

uwijać [perf uwinąć] się z czymś
Present
Irattle
yourattle
he/she/itrattles
werattle
yourattle
theyrattle
Past
Irattled
yourattled
he/she/itrattled
werattled
yourattled
theyrattled
Present Perfect
Ihaverattled
youhaverattled
he/she/ithasrattled
wehaverattled
youhaverattled
theyhaverattled
Past Perfect
Ihadrattled
youhadrattled
he/she/ithadrattled
wehadrattled
youhadrattled
theyhadrattled

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Pieces inside fit together very well and there was nary a squeak, creak or rattle on our drive.
thechronicleherald.ca
A rattle on a window latch.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Most will rattle on about how important the more prominent names on the team-sheets will be.
www.laois-nationalist.ie
I had a tendency to rattle on a bit, you see.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Fortunately, there are blogs where people like me can rattle on incessantly.
www.canadianbusiness.com