Definition
Definition of click-clack - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
repeating noiseRare sound of rapid, alternating noisesRare
- The click-clack of her heels echoed in the hallway.
- The click-clack of the typewriter filled the room.
- I heard the click-clack of the train tracks.
Origin of click-clack
Imitative, click (sound) + clack (sound)
Terms with click-clack included in their meaning
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sound
fast and rhythmic click-clack sound
rattling rhythm
repeated click-clack heard from trains, carts, or horses' steps
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- French:cliquetis, ...
- German:klick-klack, ...
- Italian:clic-clac, ...
- Spanish:clic-clac, ...
- Portuguese:clique-claque, ...
- Chinese:咔嗒声, ...
- Japanese:カチカチ, ...
- Arabic:طَقْطَقَة, ...
- Hebrew:טִיק־טַק, ...
- Russian:цок-цок, ...
- Ukrainian:цок-цок, ...
- Hindi:क्लिक-क्लैक, ...
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