tintín

m.

clink, ding-a-ling.

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tintín

► nombre masculino

1 (de campanilla) jingle, tinkle, ting-a-ling

2 (de copas) clink, clinking

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SM [de campanilla] tinkle, tinkling; [de cadena, llaves] jingle; [de copas, tazas] clink, chink

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masculino (de campanilla) tinkling, jingling; (de copa) clinking

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= tinkle, jingle.

Ex. When we stopped half-way up for tea I put my rucksack down on a rock and heard a tinkle of breaking glass -- my thermos was at the bottom.

Ex. She heard a jingle of keys and turned to find that a man standing next to her had removed keys and some cash from her purse.

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masculino (de campanilla) tinkling, jingling; (de copa) clinking

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= tinkle, jingle.

Ex: When we stopped half-way up for tea I put my rucksack down on a rock and heard a tinkle of breaking glass -- my thermos was at the bottom.

Ex: She heard a jingle of keys and turned to find that a man standing next to her had removed keys and some cash from her purse.

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tintín

masculine

(de una campanilla) tinkling, jingling; (de una copa) clinking

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tintín sustantivo masculino (de campanilla) tinkling, jingling;
(de copa) clinking

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tintín nm

1. [de vasos] clink, clinking

2. [de campanilla] tinkle, tinkling