1.(铃等)发出刺耳的声音
2.〈英俚〉说长道短,散布流言蜚语
3.〈古〉吵架,争论
4.乱摇铃使发出刺耳声
5.吵吵闹闹地讲
6.使...心烦意乱
1.(铃等)发出刺耳的声音
2.〈英俚〉说长道短,散布流言蜚语
3.〈古〉吵架,争论
4.乱摇铃使发出刺耳声
5.吵吵闹闹地讲
6.使...心烦意乱
1.吵闹,口角
2.刺耳的声音
3.空谈
1.to make a noise by hitting small metal objects against each other
2.if something jangles someone’s nerves, it makes them feel very nervous
1.a noise made when metal objects hit each other
1.asks one university student. With nerves jangled from years of upheaval, nicotine is often the first and only comfort.
事实上，在这些年的动荡不安中，尼古丁一直是人们首选的也是唯一的精神慰藉。
2.He reached out to mess my hair and his coins jangled again, though this time it was caused by his gently shaking stomach.
他探过身子抚弄我的头发，此时口袋里的硬币又叮当地响了起来，这次是因为他那笑得轻轻发抖的肚子。
3.The front door bell jangled viciously, interrupting the delightful speculations.
前门的门铃剧烈地响了起来，打断了玛莎小姐的美妙推测。
4.It is so short and jumbled and jangled, Sam, because there is nothing intelligent to say about a massacre.
书不长，杂乱无章，胡言乱语，山姆，因为关于一场屠杀没有什么顺乎理智的话可说。
5.The front door bell jangled viciously .
前门的门铃激烈地发出刺耳的声响。
6.The poor little jangled , broken note was ringing in my heart again.
我的心里突然又响起了那个可怜的破裂的嗓音。
7.he jangled it fiercely several times in succession , but without avail.
他又一连几次使劲地摇门铃，但是一点用处也没有。
8.I didn't feel it at the time, my nerves were too jangled , but we were lucky.
当时我没什么感觉，我的神经被震麻了，但我们还算幸运。
9.The phone jangled its two longs , one short for Drogheda .
电话铃响了二次长音，一次短音，是打给德洛耶达的。
10.The whine of the motors jangled her nerves.
马达的闹声使她的神经受不了。