英:['rætlɪ]
美:['rætəlɪ]
英:['rætlɪ]
美:['rætəlɪ]
adjective
likely to rattle : making a rattle
The first known use of rattly was in 1877
ravage1 of 2noun
violently destructive action or effect
ravage2 of 2verb
to attack or act upon with great violence
a forest ravaged by fire
raucousadjective
being harsh and unpleasant
a raucous voice
behaving in a rough and noisy way
a raucous crowd
raucousadjective
being harsh and unpleasant
a raucous voice
behaving in a rough and noisy way
a raucous crowd
raucousadjective
being harsh and unpleasant
a raucous voice
behaving in a rough and noisy way
a raucous crowd
raucousadjective
being harsh and unpleasant
a raucous voice
behaving in a rough and noisy way
a raucous crowd
rattyadjective
full of rats
ratty dockside warehouses
of or relating to rats
shabby sense 2a
a ratty old sweater
rattlyadjective
likely to rattle : making a rattle
a rattly old car
1 Tapes, those rattly little plastic cases that you'd slip out of another plastic box to jam inside yet another little plastic box, were yours to be traded or dubbed.
磁带——这些小巧的沙沙作响的塑料盒子——是你从其他磁带中拷贝而来,又拷贝到另外一个磁带中去。这些可以被你拿去交易和复制的磁带是你拥有的财富。
2 Just note to avoid the clear versions—the buttons are rattly.
2 吵闹
rowdy-dowdy noiseful hot troublesome stirring tumultuous roaring rowdy raucous randy riotous brassy vociferous clamorous open-mouthed obstreperous rumbustious mussy larrikin clamant stirabout bobbery tumultuary noisily dirdum row-de-dow music scene noise shine bother stir breeze to-do tangle racket fray ruffle brawl quarrel clamor broil sputter tumult ruckus clamour muss jangle fracas brouhaha rumpus hullabaloo hoo-ha ruction punch-up storminess loquacity shindy blatancy rowdydow row rag vociferate kickup hoedown dustup
3 吵闹的
rowdy-dowdy noiseful hot troublesome stirring tumultuous roaring rowdy raucous randy riotous brassy vociferous clamorous open-mouthed obstreperous rumbustious mussy larrikin clamant stirabout bobbery tumultuary
4 嘎嘎作响的