n.连续的铿锵声；叮当声
v.铿锵地（叮当地）响

原形：clangor第三人称单数：clangors复数：clangors过去式：clangored过去分词：clangored现在分词：clangoring

The clangor of the fireworks echoed through the night sky.
烟火的轰鸣声在夜空中回荡。
The machinery produced a constant clangor as it operated.
机器运行时发出持续不断的轰鸣声。
The construction site was a cacophony of clangors, with hammers and drills in action.
工地上各种工具敲击声、钻孔声混成一片。
The clanging of pots and pans signaled dinner preparation in the kitchen.
厨房里锅碗瓢盆的碰撞声意味着晚餐即将开始准备。
The ancient bell tolled a mournful clangor, resonating through the village.
古老的钟声悲哀地响起，回荡在村庄里。
The concert hall fell silent after the final chord's resonant clangor faded away.
音乐会结束，最后一个和弦的回响消失后，大厅变得寂静无声。
The factory workers were startled by a sudden loud clangor from the machinery.
工厂工人被突然传来的机器轰鸣声吓了一跳。
The old man listened to the echoes of his childhood memories, a faint clangor of laughter and joy.
老人聆听着童年记忆中的微弱笑声和欢乐声。
The traffic on the highway produced a continuous clangor of car horns and engines.
高速公路上的车辆嘈杂声，喇叭声和引擎声交织在一起。
The wind chimes' gentle clangor was a soothing sound amidst the urban hustle and bustle.
风铃轻柔的叮当声，在繁忙的城市中带来一丝宁静。