Čo znamená patter v angličtine a aká je definícia patter?

V tomto najautoritatívnejšom anglickom slovníku sa môžete naučiť patter výslovnosť, gramatika a synonymá.

patter Význam & definícia

0 continuous and sometimes funny speech or talk, especially used by someone trying to sell things or by an entertainer:
- He should succeed - he dresses well and his sales patter is slick and convincing.
1 the sound of a lot of things gently and repeatedly hitting a surface:
- I find the patter of rain on the roof soothing.
2 to make the sound of a lot of things gently and repeatedly hitting a surface:
- I heard the rain patter against/on the window.
- We could hear mice pattering about/around looking for food.
3 fast, continuous talk, esp. that of an entertainer or someone trying to sell things:
- Phinizy’s clever patter kept his audience in a good mood.
4 the sound of quick, light hits or steps:
- Now that she’s older, we have the patter of little feet in our hallways.

Can you say you moved from ethology to ethnography, from mechanical things like hyena gnawing to more demanding patters of human behaviour?
Similarly, the computer performer can bring up effects that suggest and reinforce certain gestural patters, which the dancer can respond to.
The interaction of neutral two-bar declamation and faster patter settings varies, but certain general principles apply.
The second melodic style ubiquitous in comic numbers is rapid patter, which serves to depict rage, fear, joy or some other strong emotion.
Conversely, patter most often occurs in the second, freer part of the aria.
Negative sibling interaction patters as predictors of later adjustment problems in adolescent and young adult males.
Damage patters of the electron beam at various distance from the cathode: z 155 mm.
Perhaps for reasons of feminine modesty she excluded face patters from her list of the odder items included in this category.