Examples of using Clatter in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Logs clatter.
I'm sorry. I... dishes clatter.
Stones clatter on wall.
It bounces off and lands with a clatter.
Shoes clatter.
A clatter of boots stormed down the hallway;
Coins clatter.
When out on the lawn there rose such a clatter.
Dishes clatter.
The wild eyes and zealous ardor, the irresponsibility, and the clatter.
I have your teeth hear clatter already below.
A clatter of steel as the contents rolled all over the wooden floor.
I could actually hear it clatter on the way down.
Come closer to prove, that porcelain can sound better than clatter.
Let the plates clatter- you have got guests for dinner.
On some kinds of carpets, the cordless sweeper may clatter or jump.
The sound of stirring, the clatter of utensils, Nitsch's whistling.
Then turn the screw counterclockwise carefully until the clatter ceases.
On the ground floor coffee cups clatter in the midst of animated murmur.
Clatter of dice on the board, gambling game will not leave you until the last moment.
In the coming cold season clatter of heels will sound even more often.
The knife arcs gracefully through the air, spinning until it lands, with a clatter, on the floor.
Harsh sounds penetrated, the clatter of dropped enamel bowls and cries.
Antlers clatter in addition to the racket so that the message about the tree-feller's power can be heard yet mightier and further away.
As the partition wall was thin,they could hear the clatter of the forks on the plates in the dining-room.
For decades, the clatter of the teleprinter defined the image of faster communication in news agencies, embassies, and companies.
But I suddenly felt her lying beside me. My clothes now fell with a clatter of belt buckle on floorboards.
Heels clatter unusually loud on the hard office floors, glass doors unusually efficiently tune out the street noise and leather armchairs puff and groan unnaturally.
In its inside there is a Kring, a small ball which causes a clatter, if one shakes the Palad Khik easily.
The contact call is a sharp"tsik-tsik-tsik", the warning call a clatter that can sound continuously for up to half a minutet.