cackles

n.

（母鸡的）咯咯声( cackle的名词复数 )；咯咯的笑声；刺耳的谈笑声；停止闲谈开始做事

v.

发出咯咯声( cackle的第三人称单数 )；饶舌，叽叽呱呱地讲；格格笑着表示；

cut the cackle[英国口语]住口；少说废话；别扯淡了

1. I heard the cackle of hens yesterday.
   昨天我听到了母鸡的咯咯叫声。
2. The old woman gave a loud cackle.
   老太太咯咯地笑起来。

1. The boy cackled with delight.
   男孩高兴得格格地笑。
2. He cackled his disapproval.
   他唠唠叨叨地表示反对。

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