adj.铿锵的；叮当响的

The cock's crow was a clangorous sound that broke the early morning stillness.
译文：公鸡的啼鸣声打破了清晨的宁静，响亮刺耳。
The ringing of the church bells was a clangorous welcome to the new year.
译文：教堂钟声的响起是对新年的响亮欢迎。
The waterfall's rush created a continuous, clangorous symphony.
译文：瀑布的奔流声构成了一首连续不断的喧闹交响曲。
The fireworks display ended with a final, clangorous bang.
译文：烟花表演以最后的一声巨响结束，声音响彻云霄。
The orchestra played a clangorous piece, filling the concert hall with vibrant energy.
译文：管弦乐队演奏了一首喧闹的乐章，音乐厅充满了活力。
The thunderstorm produced a series of deafening and clangorous claps.
译文：雷暴产生了一系列震耳欲聋且响亮的雷声。
The construction site was filled with the clangorous sounds of hammers and drills.
译文：建筑工地上充满了锤子和钻头的喧闹声响。
The school bell rang out in a loud and clangorous manner, signaling the start of classes.
译文：学校的铃声大声而响亮地响起，标志着课程的开始。
The jazz band played a lively and clangorous tune, getting everyone on their feet dancing.
译文：爵士乐队演奏了一首活泼而响亮的曲子，让每个人都起身跳舞。
The crashing waves against the rocks created a constant, clangorous melody by the seashore.
译文：海浪拍打岩石的声音在海边构成了持续不断的喧闹旋律。