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Meanings of clangour in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "crash"
Examples for "crash"
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Links: Did Andromeda crash into the Milky Way 10 billion years ago?
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The brief market crash rattled investors already unhinged by the financial crisis.
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Tells about the recent elections and the stock market crash.… View Article
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Commentary: What Italy's power crash means for the EU First and clearest.
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The stock market crash of 1929 and Great Depression further shook society.
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But a possible clash between Christians and Muslims was prevented, police said.
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The government also imposed a ban on social media after that clash.
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A violent clash between civilians and police broke out as a result.
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A spokeswoman said: It's not really a clash with the Terracotta Army.
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Twenty protesters and nine officers were injured in the clash, police said.
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I bear the clang of death; my strength and armor shall prevail.
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Soon the wild clang of the bell awoke the people of Andernach.
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The wailing clang of the boiler went out over the whole town.
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The discordant clang of the gong died away into the far distance.
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The answer was covered by the autocratic clang on the engine-room gong.
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Something made a dull clank on the far side of the room.
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At last came the clank, clank of shod hoofs in the valley.
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It landed with a clank on the floor in the far corner.
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He heard the clank of a sword against the first stone step.
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He heard people running behind him and the metallic clank of buckets.
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The clangor of the clocks had ceased, and all again was still.
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As before, the clangor died, leaving in its wake a bewildered silence.
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Astern died the clangor of dock and wharf into a remote discord.
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The clangor of arms ceased and no enemy to British authority appeared.
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Again there was a clangor under hatches, and the suffering bearings shrieked.
Usage of clangour in anglès
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Temple bells there were in the clangour of the road cars.
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The bow shot out and down upon the instrument with a great clangour.
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The morning clangour he must know to be a tragedy of foulest import.
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A clangour like hammers flung about a boiler hastened our steps.
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It made me jump, the sudden loud clangour breaking such a self-preoccupied silence.
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I would he were the only clangour I had to fear in this house.
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And the loud clangour of a bell supported the invitation.
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A frightful monotonous clangour rent the interior of the safe.
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The clangour of the outer door closing recalled that there was danger still below.
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Into the station it came blustering, with cloud and clangour.
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Smoke and clangour, and odours not often met with in Wiltshire, are very insistent.
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The clangour died away as he reached out automatically to press the receiving switch.
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There came to his struggling consciousness the persistent steady clangour of many deep bells.
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They entered upon a scene of indescribable confusion and clangour.
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He struggled, he called, he cried; his voice was lost in the din and clangour.
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The clangour of rolling in the shed ceased abruptly.
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