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RATTLING - translation to arabic
AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY ROCK GROUP
Rattling sabres
RATTLING
ألاسم
شُخْشِيخَة
الفعل
جَلْجَلَ ; خَشْخَشَ ; شَخْشَخَ ; صَلْصَلَ ; صَلَّ ; قَعْقَعَ
الصفة
رَنَّان ; عالٍ ; مُجَلْجِل ; مِرْنان
rattling
محدث قعقعة ثرثار ، مهزار مرح ، فدمفعم بالحيوية و النشاط
المخشخش
rattler
Definition
rattling
¦ adjective
1. making a rattle.
2. informal, dated very good of its kind: a rattling good story.
Wikipedia
Rattling Sabres
Rattling Sabres were an Australian country rock group formed in 1986 by Leyton Greening on drums, Lindsay Hodgson on bass guitar, Robert Price on lead vocals and Kerryn Tolhurst on lead guitar (ex-the Dingoes). Greening was soon replaced on drums by John Lee (also ex-the Dingoes). They issued a single, "All Fired Up", in 1987 which had been written by Tolhurst. It peaked in the lower reaches of the Kent Music Report's top 100 singles chart.
Examples of use of RATTLING
1. Democrats accused the Republicans of saber–rattling.
2. Rattling Israel, which hasn‘t ratified the NPT and whose nuclear activities were off the table during the recent IAEA meeting, is already rattling its sabres.
3. But it is not the supposedly new McCain that bothers me, it‘s the old one: His incessant sword–rattling has gotten just plain rattling.
4. "On the Democratic side, there is far less saber rattling.
5. Since the Karbala raid, U.S. saber–rattling has intensified.