adv.很，非常
v.(使)发出咔嗒咔嗒的声音，(运行时)发出连续短促的高声，使紧张，使恐惧
adj.格格地[卡嗒卡嗒]响的；快活的；迅速的；〈口〉巨大的
rattle的现在分词

原形：rattle第三人称单数：rattles过去式：rattled过去分词：rattled现在分词：rattling

You should not rattle anybody else.
你们不应该打扰别人。
Eric was rattled.
埃里克心乱如麻。
Tom's rhetoric sounds like the death rattle of a fading leadership.
汤姆的慷慨陈词听起来像是一个衰落的领导层垂死的挣扎。
The baby shook the rattle, creating a soft jingling sound that filled the room.
婴儿摇动着拨浪鼓，发出轻柔的叮当声，充满了整个房间。
The old man's cough had a rattling quality that worried his family.
老人的咳嗽带有喘息声，这让他的家人们很担心。
The horse's hooves created a rattling noise on the cobblestone street.
马蹄在鹅卵石街道上踩出嘎嘎作响的声音。
She picked up the rattle and demonstrated how to use it to amuse the baby.
她拿起拨浪鼓，示范如何用它来逗乐婴儿。
The train went through the tunnel with a loud rattle and clatter.
火车穿过隧道时发出了巨大的嘎嘎声和咔嗒声。
He heard a rattling in the engine of his car and knew something was wrong.
他听到汽车引擎里有嘎嘎的声响，知道有问题了。
The wind caused the shutters to rattle against the windows all night long.
整夜，风使百叶窗不断地拍打着窗户。
After the storm, the loose tiles on the roof rattled in the breeze.
暴风雨过后，屋顶上松动的瓦片在微风中格格作响。
She nervously rattled off her phone number, hoping he would remember it.
她紧张地快速说出她的电话号码，希望他会记住。
The old elevator made a rattling sound as it ascended to the top floor.
老旧的电梯升至顶层时发出了嘎吱嘎吱的响声。