peal

UK
/piːl/
US
/pil/
pealsubstantiv
peals
Pl.
UK
/piːl/
US
/pil/
Übersetzungen
The peal of church bells could be heard throughout the village.
Перезвон церковных колоколов был слышен по всей деревне.
A peal of thunder echoed across the valley.
Раскат грома эхом разнесся по долине.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
звон колоколов
Definitionen
A loud ringing of a bell or bells.
The peal of the church bells could be heard throughout the village.
A loud burst of noise, especially laughter.
A peal of laughter erupted from the audience during the comedian's performance.
A set of bells tuned to one another or a sequence of changes rung on them.
The ringers completed an intricate peal before the wedding ceremony.
A loud repeated reverberating sound of thunder or gunfire.
A peal of thunder rolled across the valley, shaking the windows.
pealverb
pealed
Präteritum
pealed
Partizip Perfekt
pealing
Gerundium
UK
/piːl/
US
/pil/
Definitionen
To ring (a bell or bells) loudly, especially in celebration.
Church bells pealed across the town on Christmas morning.
To resound or echo in a loud, prolonged burst.
Her laughter pealed throughout the restaurant.
To utter or sound (words, laughter, etc.) in a loud, ringing manner.
The crowd pealed out the anthem with pride.
Synonyme
laugh uproariously
burst into laughter
roar (with laughter)
peal (laugh) — laugh loudly
clang out
chime out
toll out
ring out
pealadjektiv
more peal
Komp.
most peal
Super.
Used attributively before nouns in bell-ringing contexts (e.g. ‘peal board’, ‘peal record’).
Definitionen
Relating to or characteristic of a peal of bells or the practice of bell-ringing (used attributively).
The church commissioned a peal board to commemorate the anniversary ringing.