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Significats de clangour en anglès

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A loud resonant repeating noise.

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Temple bells there were in the clangour of the road cars.
Tales of Chinatown
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The bow shot out and down upon the instrument with a great clangour.
Pierre and His People: Tales of the Far North. Volume 4.
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The morning clangour he must know to be a tragedy of foulest import.
Ma Pettengill
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A clangour like hammers flung about a boiler hastened our steps.
The First Men in the Moon
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It made me jump, the sudden loud clangour breaking such a self-preoccupied silence.
Naomi’s Room
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I would he were the only clangour I had to fear in this house.
The White Chief: A Legend of Northern Mexico
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And the loud clangour of a bell supported the invitation.
Trailin'!
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A frightful monotonous clangour rent the interior of the safe.
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 05, Issue 30, June 1893 / An Illustrat...
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The clangour of the outer door closing recalled that there was danger still below.
Doom Castle
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Into the station it came blustering, with cloud and clangour.
Zuleika Dobson; Or, An Oxford Love Story
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Smoke and clangour, and odours not often met with in Wiltshire, are very insistent.
Wanderings in Wessex / An Exploration of the Southern Realm from...
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The clangour died away as he reached out automatically to press the receiving switch.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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There came to his struggling consciousness the persistent steady clangour of many deep bells.
The Gray Dawn
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They entered upon a scene of indescribable confusion and clangour.
The Divine Fire
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He struggled, he called, he cried; his voice was lost in the din and clangour.
Wood Magic: A Fable
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The clangour of rolling in the shed ceased abruptly.
The Door in the Wall, and Other Stories
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