關於Rattle的意思和用法的提問

A: In the given example it means to come over here. It is non standard usage (slang). I've never heard it used this way. I think it's an older slang term and it sounds about 60 to 70 years old.

A: Rattle is an onamotopoeic word for a sound of a small object with loose parts shaking rapidly. I don't know why a gun is rattling.

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A: shake. in this context it means to weaken the security

A: It means 'to speak something very quickly' often from memory

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A: the ball rattled in the cup

A: - The windows rattle in the wind
- The money rattled when I shook the jar
- After the explosion, we were all rattled (here, rattled means on edge/anxious/nervous/disturbed)
- Rattle snakes are very poisoness
- My baby cousin likes to play with his rattle (a children's toy - see photo)

A: The snake was rattling its tail at me.
The baby was rattling its rattle at its mother.

A: No real difference, they can be used interchangeably.

A: @templerose@chello if a janitor walks around with a key chain on his waist, is that a "ratter"?

if an acient charm is being hit by wind under the roof, is that a "ratter" as well?

A: That's a tricky question: rattle is more sound: to give out or cause a rapid succession of short, sharp sounds, as in consequence of agitation and repeated concussions:
The windows rattled in their frames.
In other words more subtle noises?
In the case of rumble; to make a deep, heavy, somewhat muffled, continuous sound, as thunder.
So like : the rumbling nose of a thunder.

A: Rattle ; 1-a series of short loud sounds made when hard objects hit against each other. 2- A baby's toy that makes a series of short loud sounds when it is shaken. For example; The rattle of gunfire. From a kitchen came a rattling of cups and saucers. Rumble; a long deep sound or series of sounds; the rumble of thunder. There is also another informal meaning which is: a fight in the street between two or more gangs.

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A: I'm pretty sure it's "the" as there is only one White House. If there are more, then we can use "a" (not specific)