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BNC: 25577 COCA: 17639
clinkverb [ I or T ]uk/klɪŋk/ us/klɪŋk/

to (cause something to) make a short ringing sound like pieces of glass or metal knocking lightly together（使）发出叮当声，（使）叮当作响

The ice clinked as she dropped it into the glass.她把冰块丢入玻璃杯，冰块叮当作响。
We all clinked our glasses together and drank to a happy new year.我们大家一起碰杯，祝贺新年快乐。
clinknounuk/klɪŋk/ us/klɪŋk/

clink noun SOUND

[ S ] a short ringing sound like pieces of glass or metal knocking lightly together叮当声

I could hear the clink of coins in his pocket.我能听到他口袋里的硬币叮当作响。

clink noun PRISON

[ S or U ] informal prison监狱，大牢

Everyone always said Joe would end up in (the) clink.大家都说乔总有一天要坐牢。
BNC: 25577 COCA: 17639
BNC: 25577 COCA: 17639
clink  ➡ See also the entry for ring 另见ring条clink ♦︎ beep ♦︎ tinkle ♦︎ jingle ♦︎ pingThese words all mean to make a high, sharp ringing sound. 这些词均表示发出尖锐的响声。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆coins clink / jingle◆a bell tinkles / jingles / pings■ clink [intransitive, transitive] to make a sharp ringing sound, like the sound made by glasses being hit against each other; to make sth produce this sound （使）发出叮当声，叮当作响◆The coins clinked into the slot in the machine.硬币叮当作响地落入了机器的投币口。◆They clinked glasses and drank each other's health.他们碰杯互祝身体健康。▸ clink

noun

 [countable, singular] ◆She heard the sound of voices and the clink of glasses.她听到说话声和玻璃杯相碰的声音。◆He placed the glass in front of her with a clink.他当的一声把玻璃杯放到了她面前。■ beep [intransitive] to make a short high electronic sound 发出哔哔声；发出嘟嘟声◆The microwave beeps to let you know when it has finished.微波炉加热完毕时会发出哔哔声提醒你。▸ beep

noun

 [countable] ◆You should hear a beep when you switch it on.你打开它时应听到哔的一声。■ tinkle [intransitive, transitive] to make a series of light high ringing sounds; to make sth produce this sound （使）发出叮当声，丁零响◆Water tinkled in the fountains.喷泉中的水叮咚作响。◆Outside, we could hear the tinkling laughter of children.我们听到外面的孩子银铃般的笑声。◆He tinkled the ice in his glass and took a sip.他晃动玻璃杯，让冰块叮当作响，然后抿了一口。▸ tinkle

noun

 [usually singular] ◆She heard the tinkle of breaking glass from downstairs.她听到楼下玻璃破碎发出的哗啦声。■ jingle [intransitive, transitive] to make the pleasant ringing sound that is made when small metal objects are shaken together; to make sth produce this sound （使）发出叮当声◆A bell jingled as he entered the shop.他走进商店时有铃声叮当响了起来。◆She jingled the coins in her pocket.她把兜里的硬币弄得叮当响。▸ jingle

noun

 [singular] ◆He heard a jingle of keys at the door.他听到门口有钥匙哗啦作响。■ ping [intransitive, transitive] to make a short, high ringing sound, especially the sound made when a small object hits sth hard at speed; to make sth produce this sound （使）乒乓作响，发乒乓声◆He threw himself to the ground as bullets pinged off the metal behind him.他迅速卧倒，子弹在身后呼啸震响。◆You have to ping the bell on the desk to get someone to come and attend to you.要想叫人过来服务，你得按响桌上的铃。▸ ping

noun

 [countable] ◆The bell went ping and the doors of the lift opened.叮当一声响，电梯门打开了。
BNC: 25577 COCA: 17639

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