打 ち鳴 らす uchinarasu
1. to ring (a bell); to strike (a gong, drum, etc.); to beat; to sound
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1. Not to strike/beat/sound (a drum, gong, etc.); Not to honk (a horn)
1. Did not clang.; Did not make a clattering sound.
1. Striking and…; Striking to…
1. Did not clang.; Did not make a clanging sound.
1. Must bang on (it); Have to make noise
1. Don't have to ring.; Don't need to sound.
1. Must strike.; Must sound (an alarm).
1. Want to bang on (something); Want to make a loud noise (by hitting)
1. Don't want to make a sound.; Don't want to bang/clatter.
1. Just finished hitting/sounding; Recently hit/sounded
1. Bang/hit (it) loudly – and stop.; Bang/hit (it) loudly – with regret.
1. Don't bang on it.; Don't make that noise.
1. Not hitting.; Not making noise.
1. Must not strike.; Must not make a noise.
1. About to strike; About to sound (a horn, etc.)
1. Sounds like…; Seems like…
1. Let's bang on it.; Let's make a racket.
1. Please don't bang.; Please don't make a loud noise.
1. Is making noise.; Is sounding.
1. Let's ring (a bell).; Let's sound (an alarm).
1. To be made to ring; To be forced to sound
1. To have someone ring/sound; To make someone ring/sound
1. Don't honk.; Don't make that noise.
1. Must make noise.; Must honk.
1. To be rung; To be struck (with a sound)
1. Prone to banging; Tending to clang
1. To finish striking; To strike completely
1. About to clang/resonate.; Looks like it will clang/resonate.
1. It seems...; They say...
1. Probably rang.; Probably struck.
1. Just banged on it.; Just struck it.
1. If/when I hit/sound (it); If/when (someone) hits/sounds (it)
1. Seemed to have banged/sounded; Appeared to have rung/clanged
1. Left ringing; Left blaring
1. Hammering through; Persevering to the end
1. If/when one rings; If/when it rings
1. If/when ringing; If/when sounding (a bell/gong)
1. Seems like; Sounds like
1. Seems to be making a racket.; Appears to be banging/clattering.
1. Please ring the bell.; Please sound the gong.
1. May I sound [it]?; Is it okay to sound [it]?