rattle

rattle
1. intransitive verb
1) (clatter) [Fenster, Maschinenteil, Schlüssel:] klappern; [Hagel:] prasseln; [Flaschen:] klirren; [Kette:] rasseln; [Münzen:] klingen

rattle at the door — an der Tür rütteln

2) (move) [Zug, Bus:] rattern; [Kutsche:] rumpeln
2. transitive verb
1) (make rattle) klappern mit [Würfel, Geschirr, Dose, Münzen, Schlüsselbund]; klirren lassen [Fenster[scheiben]]; rasseln mit [Kette]
2) (coll.): (disconcert)

rattle somebody, get somebody rattled — jemanden durcheinander bringen

don't get rattled! — reg dich nicht auf!

3. noun
1) (of baby; Mus.) Rassel, die; (of sports fan) Ratsche, die
2) (sound) Klappern, das; (of hail) Prasseln, das; (of drums) Schnarren, das; (of machine-gun) Rattern, das; (of chains) Rasseln, das
Phrasal Verbs:
- academic.ru/90724/rattle_off">rattle off
- rattle on
* * *
[rætl] 1. verb
1) (to (cause to) make a series of short, sharp noises by knocking together: The cups rattled as he carried the tray in; The strong wind rattled the windows.) klappern
2) (to move quickly: The car was rattling along at top speed.) jagen
3) (to upset and confuse (a person): Don't let him rattle you - he likes annoying people.) aus der Fassung bringen
2. noun
1) (a series of short, sharp noises: the rattle of cups.) das Klappern
2) (a child's toy, or a wooden instrument, which makes a noise of this sort: The baby waved its rattle.) die Rassel
3) (the bony rings of a rattlesnake's tail.) die Klapper
- rattling
- rattlesnake
- rattle off
- rattle through
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rat·tle
[ˈrætl̩, AM -t̬l̩]
I. n
1. no pl (sound) Klappern nt; (of chains) Rasseln nt; (of hail) Prasseln nt
2. MUS Rassel f
[baby's] \rattle Klapper f BRD, Rassel f
[football] \rattle Ratsche f, Rätsche f SCHWEIZ
3. (of a rattlesnake) Klapper f
II. vi
1. (make noise) klappern; keys rasseln; hail prasseln; engine knattern; bottles [in a crate] klirren; coins klingen
2. (move noisily) rattern
3. (talk)
to \rattle away [los]plappern fam
to \rattle on [drauflos]quasseln fam
III. vt
1. (jangle)
to \rattle sth windows etw zum Klirren bringen; keys mit etw dat rasseln; crockery mit etw dat klappern [o klirren
2. (make nervous)
to \rattle sb jdn durcheinanderbringen, jdn aus dem Konzept bringen fam
* * *
['rtl]
1. vi
klappern; (chains) rasseln, klirren; (bottles) klirren; (gunfire) knattern; (drums) schlagen; (hailstones) prasseln; (rattlesnake) klappern

to rattle at the door — an der Tür rütteln

there's something rattling — da klappert etwas

to rattle along/away (vehicle)

they rattled through the village — sie ratterten durch das Dorf

2. vt
1) box, dice, keys schütteln; bottles, cans zusammenschlagen; chains rasseln mit; windows rütteln an (+dat)

to rattle sb's cage (inf) — jdn verärgern

2) (inf: alarm) person durcheinanderbringen

don't get rattled! — reg dich nicht auf!

she was rattled by the news, the news rattled her — die Nachricht hat ihr einen Schock versetzt

3. n
1) (= sound) Klappern nt no pl; (of chains) Rasseln nt no pl, Klirren nt no pl; (of bottles) Klirren nt no pl; (of gunfire) Knattern nt no pl; (of drums) Schlagen nt no pl; (of hailstones) Prasseln nt no pl; (of rattlesnake) Klappern nt no pl; (MED also death rattle) Todesröcheln nt
2) (child's) Rassel f; (sports fan's) Schnarre f
* * *
rattle [ˈrætl]
A v/i
1. rattern, klappern, rasseln, klirren:
rattle at the door an der Tür rütteln;
rattle off losrattern, davonjagen;
rattle away at (oder on) the typewriter auf der Schreibmaschine hämmern
2. a) röcheln
b) rasseln (Atem)
3. auch rattle on (drauflos)plappern, (pausenlos) quasseln umg (about über akk):
rattle through B 2
B v/t
1. rasseln mit oder an einer Kette etc, mit Geschirr etc klappern, an der Tür etc rütteln:
rattle sb’s cage umg jemanden auf die Palme bringen; bone1 A 6, saber A 1
2. rattle off eine Rede etc herunterrasseln
3. umg aus der Fassung bringen, nervös machen, durcheinanderbringen:
don’t get rattled! nur nicht nervös werden!
4. rattle up jemanden aufrütteln
C s
1. Rattern n, Klappern n, Rasseln n, Klirren n
2. Rassel f, (Kinder)Klapper f, Schnarre f
3. Klapper f, Rassel f (der Klapperschlange)
4. Röcheln n
5. Lärm m, Krach m, Trubel m
6. BOT
a) auch red rattle Sumpfläusekraut n
b) auch yellow rattle Klappertopf m
7. Geplapper n, Geschwätz n
8. Schwätzer(in)
* * *
1. intransitive verb
1) (clatter) [Fenster, Maschinenteil, Schlüssel:] klappern; [Hagel:] prasseln; [Flaschen:] klirren; [Kette:] rasseln; [Münzen:] klingen

rattle at the door — an der Tür rütteln

2) (move) [Zug, Bus:] rattern; [Kutsche:] rumpeln
2. transitive verb
1) (make rattle) klappern mit [Würfel, Geschirr, Dose, Münzen, Schlüsselbund]; klirren lassen [Fenster[scheiben]]; rasseln mit [Kette]
2) (coll.): (disconcert)

rattle somebody, get somebody rattled — jemanden durcheinander bringen

don't get rattled! — reg dich nicht auf!

3. noun
1) (of baby; Mus.) Rassel, die; (of sports fan) Ratsche, die
2) (sound) Klappern, das; (of hail) Prasseln, das; (of drums) Schnarren, das; (of machine-gun) Rattern, das; (of chains) Rasseln, das
Phrasal Verbs:
* * *
n.
Knarre -n f.
Rassel -n f. v.
knattern v.
rasseln v.
scheppern v.

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