jangled

英 [ˈdʒæŋɡld]

美 [ˈdʒæŋɡld]

v.  (使)发出金属撞击声，发出丁零当啷的刺耳声; 刺激，烦扰(神经); (使)烦躁不安
jangle的过去分词和过去式

过去式：jangled　

COCA.43077

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG （使）发出刺耳声；（使）发出丁零当啷的声音
  When objects strike against each other and make an unpleasant ringing noise, you can say that theyjangleorare jangled.
  1. Her bead necklaces and bracelets jangled as she walked...
     她的珠子项链和手镯在她走动时叮当作响。
  2. Jane took out her keys and jangled them.
     简掏出钥匙丁零当啷地晃着。
  3. ...her jangling bracelets.
     她叮当作响的手镯
• V-ERG （神经）紧张；刺激，烦扰（神经）
  If your nervesare janglingor if somethingjanglesthem, you are very anxious.
  1. Behind that quietness his nerves are jangling, he's in a terrible state...
     表面看上去沉默不语，其实内心非常烦躁不安，他的情况糟透了。
  2. The caffeine in coffee can jangle the nerves.
     咖啡中的***会使神经紧张。

双语例句

• I can't make out why he should like to be with those sticks-in-the-mud. He saw himself as one of the last cowboys, as be put it, and called himself old jangled.
  我真搞不明白为什么他喜欢和老古董们在一起他把自己看作是最后的牛仔，称自己为老古董。
• The rate cuts will soothe a little bit of jangled nerves at this time.
  这时降息可以稍稍平息人们杂乱的神经。
• The whine of the motors jangled her nerves.
  马达的轰鸣吵得她心烦意乱。心悦诚服的话是会引起共鸣的。
• 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。
• He saw himself as one of the last cowboys, as be put it, and called himself old jangled.
  他把自己看作是最后的牛仔，称自己为老古董。
• 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。
• This may seem like a lapse in concentration for the Lakers, but it can also mean that nerves are jangled as well.
  这看起来是湖人精神不集中造成的失误，但是这同样意味着动力是必须的。
• The bell jangled at midnight.
  铃声在半夜刺耳地响了起来。
• The noise jangled my nerves.
  那噪音刺激我的神经。
• Somehow, I managed to complete the exams in spite of my jangled nerves.
  不知怎的，尽管我心烦意乱，我还是完成了各门课程的考试。