Definition of death rattle in English:

death rattle

noun

A gurgling sound sometimes heard in a dying person's throat.
（临死前的）喉鸣
Example sentencesExamples
- For some she had the voice of a heavenly creature; for others she sounded like a whiny but tenacious cat in the throes of death rattle.
- My faithful tumble dryer is giving up the ghost, and its sad death rattles are breaking my purse.
- Those are the sounds of the great bubble leaking air, the last death rattle of an historic, credit-driven housing extravaganza.
- He holds aloft a fearsome double-bladed dagger that looks like it could disembowel a horse; his lyrics emerge in an incomprehensible stream as a moaning death rattle.
- Listen for the coughing, the groans, the death rattle.
- While that's certainly not the case, what they will have witnessed is the death rattle of conservatism as a force in American politics.
- A plaintive moan emanating from the engine, a slight smell of burning and a death rattle coming from the exhaust.
- We can hear the death rattle and see the body bags coming out.
- It was one of those critical moments in science when, if you listen carefully, you can hear the death rattle of long - held assumptions, as they crumble into dust.
- The death rattle that Dalrymple hears is only his warped and evil imagination.
- Whilst Bernard Levin should be mourned as a writer of some accomplishment, his passing should not be the death rattle for English prose, but a harbinger of better times to come.
- Conservatives see disentitlement as a recognition of new economic realities - and the death rattle of the Nanny State.
- He pulled in one last breath, the death rattle clearly evident, then was silent.
- We in the West believed it was somebody else's problem, an African tribal conflict, but really it was one of the final absurd death rattles of colonialism.
- I tried turning the computer back on, only to hear the distinct sound of my hard drive clicking away feebly to itself, a final death rattle, terminal self-harm.
- His eyes roll back in his head, and he makes a death rattle.
- Even a 12-year-old car with a death rattle and all sorts of peculiar tics is better than an overcrowded bus.
- Bastian only sighed again as the taxi began to slow down and the driver's annoyed mutterings began to be heard over the groaning and death rattles of the engine.
- He laughed, a harsh croaking sound like the death rattle from a blood-choked throat.
- There was a raspy sigh that sounded more like a death rattle.

Definition of death rattle in US English:

death rattle

nounˈdeTH ˈˌradlˈdɛθ ˈˌrædl

A gurgling sound heard in a dying person's throat.
（临死前的）喉鸣
Example sentencesExamples
- My faithful tumble dryer is giving up the ghost, and its sad death rattles are breaking my purse.
- He pulled in one last breath, the death rattle clearly evident, then was silent.
- Listen for the coughing, the groans, the death rattle.
- I tried turning the computer back on, only to hear the distinct sound of my hard drive clicking away feebly to itself, a final death rattle, terminal self-harm.
- Conservatives see disentitlement as a recognition of new economic realities - and the death rattle of the Nanny State.
- The death rattle that Dalrymple hears is only his warped and evil imagination.
- A plaintive moan emanating from the engine, a slight smell of burning and a death rattle coming from the exhaust.
- We in the West believed it was somebody else's problem, an African tribal conflict, but really it was one of the final absurd death rattles of colonialism.
- Bastian only sighed again as the taxi began to slow down and the driver's annoyed mutterings began to be heard over the groaning and death rattles of the engine.
- For some she had the voice of a heavenly creature; for others she sounded like a whiny but tenacious cat in the throes of death rattle.
- It was one of those critical moments in science when, if you listen carefully, you can hear the death rattle of long - held assumptions, as they crumble into dust.
- While that's certainly not the case, what they will have witnessed is the death rattle of conservatism as a force in American politics.
- There was a raspy sigh that sounded more like a death rattle.
- He holds aloft a fearsome double-bladed dagger that looks like it could disembowel a horse; his lyrics emerge in an incomprehensible stream as a moaning death rattle.
- He laughed, a harsh croaking sound like the death rattle from a blood-choked throat.
- We can hear the death rattle and see the body bags coming out.
- Even a 12-year-old car with a death rattle and all sorts of peculiar tics is better than an overcrowded bus.
- Whilst Bernard Levin should be mourned as a writer of some accomplishment, his passing should not be the death rattle for English prose, but a harbinger of better times to come.
- His eyes roll back in his head, and he makes a death rattle.
- Those are the sounds of the great bubble leaking air, the last death rattle of an historic, credit-driven housing extravaganza.

单词	death rattle
释义	Definition of death rattle in English: death rattle noun A gurgling sound sometimes heard in a dying person's throat. （临死前的）喉鸣 Example sentencesExamples For some she had the voice of a heavenly creature; for others she sounded like a whiny but tenacious cat in the throes of death rattle. My faithful tumble dryer is giving up the ghost, and its sad death rattles are breaking my purse. Those are the sounds of the great bubble leaking air, the last death rattle of an historic, credit-driven housing extravaganza. He holds aloft a fearsome double-bladed dagger that looks like it could disembowel a horse; his lyrics emerge in an incomprehensible stream as a moaning death rattle. Listen for the coughing, the groans, the death rattle. While that's certainly not the case, what they will have witnessed is the death rattle of conservatism as a force in American politics. A plaintive moan emanating from the engine, a slight smell of burning and a death rattle coming from the exhaust. We can hear the death rattle and see the body bags coming out. It was one of those critical moments in science when, if you listen carefully, you can hear the death rattle of long - held assumptions, as they crumble into dust. The death rattle that Dalrymple hears is only his warped and evil imagination. Whilst Bernard Levin should be mourned as a writer of some accomplishment, his passing should not be the death rattle for English prose, but a harbinger of better times to come. Conservatives see disentitlement as a recognition of new economic realities - and the death rattle of the Nanny State. He pulled in one last breath, the death rattle clearly evident, then was silent. We in the West believed it was somebody else's problem, an African tribal conflict, but really it was one of the final absurd death rattles of colonialism. I tried turning the computer back on, only to hear the distinct sound of my hard drive clicking away feebly to itself, a final death rattle, terminal self-harm. His eyes roll back in his head, and he makes a death rattle. Even a 12-year-old car with a death rattle and all sorts of peculiar tics is better than an overcrowded bus. Bastian only sighed again as the taxi began to slow down and the driver's annoyed mutterings began to be heard over the groaning and death rattles of the engine. He laughed, a harsh croaking sound like the death rattle from a blood-choked throat. There was a raspy sigh that sounded more like a death rattle. Definition of death rattle in US English: death rattle nounˈdeTH ˈˌradlˈdɛθ ˈˌrædl A gurgling sound heard in a dying person's throat. （临死前的）喉鸣 Example sentencesExamples My faithful tumble dryer is giving up the ghost, and its sad death rattles are breaking my purse. He pulled in one last breath, the death rattle clearly evident, then was silent. Listen for the coughing, the groans, the death rattle. I tried turning the computer back on, only to hear the distinct sound of my hard drive clicking away feebly to itself, a final death rattle, terminal self-harm. Conservatives see disentitlement as a recognition of new economic realities - and the death rattle of the Nanny State. The death rattle that Dalrymple hears is only his warped and evil imagination. A plaintive moan emanating from the engine, a slight smell of burning and a death rattle coming from the exhaust. We in the West believed it was somebody else's problem, an African tribal conflict, but really it was one of the final absurd death rattles of colonialism. Bastian only sighed again as the taxi began to slow down and the driver's annoyed mutterings began to be heard over the groaning and death rattles of the engine. For some she had the voice of a heavenly creature; for others she sounded like a whiny but tenacious cat in the throes of death rattle. It was one of those critical moments in science when, if you listen carefully, you can hear the death rattle of long - held assumptions, as they crumble into dust. While that's certainly not the case, what they will have witnessed is the death rattle of conservatism as a force in American politics. There was a raspy sigh that sounded more like a death rattle. He holds aloft a fearsome double-bladed dagger that looks like it could disembowel a horse; his lyrics emerge in an incomprehensible stream as a moaning death rattle. He laughed, a harsh croaking sound like the death rattle from a blood-choked throat. We can hear the death rattle and see the body bags coming out. Even a 12-year-old car with a death rattle and all sorts of peculiar tics is better than an overcrowded bus. Whilst Bernard Levin should be mourned as a writer of some accomplishment, his passing should not be the death rattle for English prose, but a harbinger of better times to come. His eyes roll back in his head, and he makes a death rattle. Those are the sounds of the great bubble leaking air, the last death rattle of an historic, credit-driven housing extravaganza.
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