The chimes jingled in the breeze.

风铃在微风中叮当作响。

She jingled the coins in her pocket.

她把兜里的硬币弄得叮当响。

Brian put his hands in his pockets and jingled some change.

布赖恩把双手伸进口袋，碰得一些硬币丁零作响。

Coins in his pocket jingled as he walked.

走路时，他衣袋里的钱币丁当作响。

The money in his pocket jingled.

他口袋里的钱叮当作响。

The COINS jingled in his pocket.

他衣袋里的硬币叮当乱响。

Her bracelets jingled like bells.

她的手镯像铃铛一样叮当作响。

He jingled the keys in his pocket.

他把口袋里的钥匙弄得哗啦直响。

He jingled the money in his pocket.

他把兜里的钱弄得叮当响。

The sleigh jingled along the snowy road.

雪橇在积雪的路上丁当前进。

He jingled his keys.

他把钥匙弄得叮当地响。

The COINS in his pocket jingled as he walked.

走路时，他衣袋里的钱币丁当作响。

The change in his pockets jingled when he moved.

当他动的时候，他口袋里的硬币叮当作响。

The wine sparkled in his eyes and the bells jingled.

酒在他的眼睛里闪耀，那些戏铃越发丁零当郎。

He put his hand in his pocket and jingled some change.

他把手放在口袋里，把几枚硬币拨弄得叮当作响。

But he jingled too hard, and one of the dimes fell out.

但他晃得太厉害了，一个10美分的硬币掉了出来。

The white man laughed softly, jingled some coins in his pocket.

那白人轻轻一笑，把口袋里的硬币弄得叮叮当当直响。

He paused and nodded to me familiarly, while his bells jingled.

他歇下手，亲热的向我点点头，帽上铃铛就丁零当啷响了。

The little bell on the door jingled as I pushed my way into the small clothing store.

推门进店时，那挂在门上的小铃铛叮叮咚咚的，还是以前的曲调。

The anklets jingled softly as the models walked, a subtle touch contrasting with the bold clothing.

模特们走动时，这些脚链轻轻地发出叮当声，微妙的细节与大胆的着装形成鲜明对比。

He heard then a warm heavy sigh, softer, as she turned over and the loose brass quoits of the bedstead jingled.

这时，他听到深深的一声热呼呼的叹息。她翻了翻身，床架上那松垮垮的黄铜环随之叮零当啷直响。

The little bell jingled as the boy was led off by his mother, but he said nothing, through he had done nothing wrong and even was very unhappy at being treated so.

小男孩被他妈妈带走时，身上的小铃叮当作响，但他没有作声，尽管当时他并没做错没事，而且因受到如此对待而感到十分委屈。

As I stepped closer, Oscar raised his head from where he lay nestled against Mrs. Davis’s leg. The bell on his collar jingled slightly, and his ears perked up; he glanced at me with questioning eyes.

我往前走了几步，奥斯卡刚好抬起头来，它当时正紧靠着戴维斯夫人的大腿躺着，脖子上的铃铛还在轻轻作响。

As I stepped closer, Oscar raised his head from where he lay nestled against Mrs. Davis's leg. The bell on his collar jingled slightly, and his ears perked up; he glanced at me with questioning eyes.

我往前走了几步，奥斯卡刚好抬起头来，它当时正紧靠着戴维斯夫人的大腿躺着，脖子上的铃铛还在轻轻作响。