angielski
niemiecki
I. clink1 [klɪŋk] CZ. cz. przech.
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Even without water and sand, most fans did have a beverage in hand as many clinked their plastic bottles together in celebration during the song.
www.cmt.com Wine glasses will be clinking at some cellar doors around the country with much lobbied for tax reforms on the way.
www.abc.net.au In some recordings, the sound of clinking glass may be heard.
en.wikipedia.org Grandmas declaring chips clinking like coins when shaken perfect -- the quality of the clinking being the parameter for the crisp factor.
www.thehindu.com The room is heaving with large groups clinking glasses and slopping food, enjoying themselves with gusto.
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www.heinrich-heine.net The goblets clinked, the vassals cheered;
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Es klirrten die Becher, es jauchzten die Knecht';
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www.seismo.ethz.ch The ground vibrates, glasses clink, and ceiling lamps swing.
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Der Boden vibriert, Gläser klirren und die Deckenlampe schwingt.
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www.wieninternational.at After the production tasks of the Comecon countries were divided up and Hungary became responsible for tin toys, pocket money clinked in the savings box with the dog and the Elzett slide projector rattled on long Saturday afternoons and before bedtime.
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Nachdem die Produktionsaufgaben unter den RGW-Staaten (Rat für Gegenseitige Wirtschaftshilfe) aufgeteilt wurden, und Ungarn der Bereich Blechspielzeuge zukam, klimperte das Taschengeld in der Spardose mit dem Hund und ratterte der „Elzett“-Diaprojektor fleißig an langen Samstagnachmittagen und vor dem Einschlafen.
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