n. 哗啦声；嘈杂的谈笑声；咔嗒声
vi. 发出哗啦声；喧闹的谈笑
vt. 使卡搭卡搭的响
1.Every day editorial rooms clatter with the sound of musical chairs and broken egos.
每天，编辑室都会充满椅子碰撞声，自尊被打碎的叹息声。
2.During the night a metal dish was heard to clatter down the stone stairs.
夜里听到有金属盘子叮叮咚咚滚下了石阶的声音。
3.Don't clatter your knIves and forks about, I can't hear myself speak!
不要把刀叉弄得哗啦乱响，我连自己讲话都听不见了。
4.But all that clatter may also drown out the taste of your food, making it more bland.
除此以外，这些乱七八糟的声音还会将食物的味道淹没，令它们变得淡而无味。
5.The clatter came from the kitchen where pans were being washed.
厨房里传来了刷洗盘子的叮当声。
6.There is the clatter of footsteps in the corridor. Something must have happened.
走廊里人声杂遝，肯定有什么事情发生了。
7.Don't clatter those dishes about, you'll break them.
别在那些盘子旁边闹来闹去，会打破的。
8.The bird took fright and fled with a clatter of wings.
鸟儿吃了一惊，振翅飞了开去。