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knoll

UK
/nəʊl/
US
/noʊl/

Translations

knollnoun
knolls
pl
UK
/nəʊl/
US
/noʊl/
The house was built on a small knoll overlooking the valley.
Дом был построен на небольшом холме с видом на долину.
Additional translations
бугор
возвышенность
Synonyms
hill
mound
rise
eminence
bluff
knollverb
knolled
Past Simple
knolled
Past Participle
knolling
Gerund
UK
/nəʊl/
US
/noʊl/

Definitions

knollnoun
A small, rounded hill or mound.
The children enjoyed rolling down the grassy knoll in the park.
The sound of a bell, especially when rung slowly to mark a death or funeral; a toll.
A single knoll from the chapel bell drifted across the fields.
knollverb
To ring (a bell) slowly and solemnly, especially to announce a death.
The sexton knolled the ancient bell at sunset.
(of a bell) To ring in such a manner; to toll.
Across the moor, the tower bell knolled for the lost sailors.
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