bell

UK
/bɛl/
US
/bɛl/

Übersetzungen

bellsubstantiv
bells
Pl.
UK
/bɛl/
US
/bɛl/
The sleigh was decorated with bells.
Сани были украшены бубенцами.
The church bell rang loudly.
Церковный колокол громко зазвонил.
I heard the doorbell ring.
Я услышал, как зазвонил дверной звонок.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
bellverb
belled
Präteritum
belled
Partizip Perfekt
belling
Gerundium
UK
/bɛl/
US
/bɛl/
The church bells every Sunday morning.
Церковные колокола звонят каждое воскресное утро.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
обозначать колоколом
belladjektiv
UK
/bɛl/
US
/bɛl/
Used attributively to modify nouns, e.g., bell tower, bell metal.

Definitionen

bellsubstantiv
A hollow instrument, typically made of metal, that produces a ringing sound when struck.
The church bell rang loudly at noon.
A device that signals the time or an event by ringing.
The school bell signaled the end of the class.
A shape resembling the outline of a bell, often used in reference to flowers or other objects.
The bluebell flower has a delicate bell shape.
A cup or dome-shaped object, often used in reference to the part of a musical instrument.
The bell of the trumpet was polished to a shine.
The sound produced by a bell.
A clear bell rang out across the valley.
A telephone call (chiefly British, informal).
Give me a bell when you get home.
bellverb
To attach a bell to something, typically an animal, so that its movements can be heard.
The farmer decided to bell the sheep so he could easily locate them in the pasture.
To ring or cause (a bell or bells) to ring, especially of a church.
The sexton belled the church at dawn.
To flare or curve outward in the shape of a bell.
The skirt belled gracefully at the hem.
belladjektiv
Relating to or shaped like a bell; equipped with a bell.
She wore a gown with sleeves that were distinctly bell in shape.