clunk

 Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++clunk /klʌŋk/ noun [countable]  SOUNDa loud sound made when two solid objects hit each other 〔物体相撞发出的〕啷声，碰撞声 the clunk of the car door being shut 汽车门关上时发出的碰撞声 —clunk verb [intransitive, transitive]

Examples from the Corpus

clunk• Eight digits, a six-second delay, and a clunk, then the hard burr of the country telephone.• If I accelerate hard then release the throttle suddenly, the transmission makes a clunk.• She was just about to rattle the huge gates in fury when there was a clunk and the gates whirred open.• I shove aside a pile of dehydrated red and black typewriter ribbons and set my machine down with a clunk.• There was the rattle and heavy clunk of a fridge door being opened and closed.• The bottle fell inside with a hollow clunk.• This time there was one ominous clunk.• He hears the two-part clunk of the receiver being set down.Origin clunk (1700-1800) From the sound

clunk nounChinese  

a sound solid when made Corpus loud two

clunk
clunk /klʌŋk/ noun [countable]a loud sound made when two solid objects hit each other:
    the clunk of the car door being shut
—clunk verb [intransitive and transitive]

clunkBrE /klʌŋk/ 🔊NAmE /klʌŋk/ 🔊 nouna dull sound made by two heavy objects hitting each other （重物的）碰撞声，哐啷声▸ clunk verb [intransitive]