dāng
铛
onomatopoeia; clanging sound of metal
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Meanings
1 sense · 3 examplesonomatopoeia
clang; clank; ding-dong (sound of metal hitting metal)
An onomatopoeic word used to describe the clear, resonant sound made when two hard metal objects collide or when a bell is struck. Often reduplicated (铛铛).
Miào庙
lǐ里
de的
zhōng钟
bèi被
qiāo敲
de得
dāng铛
dāng铛
xiǎng响
。
The bell in the temple clanged loudly.
Tiě铁
jiang匠
pù铺
lǐ里
chuán传
lái来
dǎ打
tiě铁
de的
dāng铛
dāng铛
shēng声
。
The clanging sound of blacksmithing came from the smithy.
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Tā他
bǎ把
dāo刀
chā叉
pèng碰
zài在
yī一
qǐ起
，
fā发
chū出
dāng铛
de的
yī一
shēng声
。
He clanged the knife and fork together.