bellows

UK
/ˈbɛləʊz/
US
/ˈbɛloʊz/
bellowsnoun
bellows
pl
Plural-tantum noun that can take singular verb agreement when treated as a unit.
Translations
мехаpluralia tantum; основной перевод для кузнечных мехов и аналогичных устройств
He worked the bellows to make the coals glow.
Он нагнетал воздух мехами, чтобы угли раскалились.
Additional translations
сильфонтехн.; гибкое гофрированное устройство для подачи или герметизации воздуха/жидкости
Definitions
A device consisting of an air chamber with flexible sides that can be expanded and contracted to blow air on to a fire, into an organ pipe, etc.
He worked the bellows to make the coals glow.
Any accordion-like, expandable chamber designed to direct or control a flow of air or other gas, especially in equipment such as a camera or an accordion.
Dust had collected in the camera’s bellows.
bellowsadjective
Attributive use of the noun (e.g. "bellows camera").
Translations
сильфонныйтехнический
The furnace has a bellows system for improved airflow.
В печи установлена сильфонная система для улучшенного воздушного потока.
Definitions
Relating to, using, or resembling a bellows.
The furnace has a bellows system for improved airflow.
bellowsproper noun
Definitions
A surname.
George Bellows was known for his vivid paintings of urban life.
bellownoun

bellows

pl

bellows
pl
UK
/ˈbɛləʊ/
US
/ˈbɛloʊ/
Translations
The bellow of the lion could be heard from miles away.
Рев льва был слышен за много миль.
The blacksmith used the bellow to stoke the fire.
Кузнец использовал мехи, чтобы раздуть огонь.
Additional translations
громкий крик
Definitions
A deep roaring shout or sound.
The bellow of the angry bull could be heard across the field.
bellowverb

bellows

bellowed
Past Simple
bellowed
Past Participle
bellowing
Gerund
UK
/ˈbɛləʊ/
US
/ˈbɛloʊ/
Translations
He bellowed at the top of his lungs to get their attention.
Он орал во всю глотку, чтобы привлечь их внимание.
The bull began to bellow loudly in the field.
Бык начал громко реветь в поле.
Additional translations
Definitions
To emit a deep, loud roar, typically in pain or anger.
The injured animal bellowed in agony, echoing through the forest.
To shout something with a deep loud roar.
The coach bellowed instructions to the players from the sidelines.