clink

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While in the clink, Dillinger used a wooden “gun” to trick the guards and take hostages.
在服刑期間，格林杰用一支木頭槍騙過警衛(wèi)并將脅迫其做為人質(zhì)。
At six o’clock or so, the quiet clink of breakfast spoon on cereal bowl would travel from the kitchen and down the hall to my bedroom.
大約在六點(diǎn)左右，勺子輕輕敲打麥片粥碗的聲音就會從廚房通過客廳傳到我的臥室。
As we walked away from the store, Mr. Kirby tossed the three pennies in change over his shoulder; I heard them clink on the hot asphalt parking lot.
在我們從商店里走出來的時候，科比先生將找他的三便士扔在他身后，我聽到了硬幣落在柏油馬路上的聲音。

To make sure you had a job when you got out of the clink.
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to (cause something to) make a short ringing sound like pieces of glass or metal knocking lightly together
(SOUND) a short ringing sound like pieces of glass or metal knocking lightly together
(PRISON) prison

If objects made of glass, pottery, or metal clink or if you clink them, they touch each other and make a short, light sound.
Clink is also a noun.
&rarra slang word for prison