叮叮当当 — Chinese Idiom
叮叮当当 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the onomatopoeic sound of metal, porcelain, or similar objects clanging, clinking, or rattling against each other; a series of clear, metallic sounds”.
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叮叮当当 Pronunciation and Pinyin
叮叮当当 Character Breakdown
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厨房里传来了叮叮当当的碗碟声，我知道妈妈在准备晚餐了。
From the kitchen came the clinking and clanking sounds of dishes, and I knew Mom was preparing dinner.
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What does 叮叮当当 mean?
叮叮当当 (dīng dīng dāng dāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the onomatopoeic sound of metal, porcelain, or similar objects clanging, clinking, or rattling against each other; a series of clear, metallic sounds”.
How do you pronounce 叮叮当当?
叮叮当当 is pronounced dīng dīng dāng dāng in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 叮叮当当?
形容金属、瓷器等撞击的声音