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chime

/tʃaɪm/

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noun

/tʃaɪm/B2formal
  • ruУдарный музыкальный инструмент, состоящий из набора настроенных колокольчиков, по которым ударяют молоточком; используется как оркестровый инструмент.

A percussion instrument consisting of a set of tuned bells that are struck with a hammer, used as an orchestral instrument.

  1. Musical instrumentB2formal

    A percussion instrument made of a set of tuned bells or metal tubes that are struck with a hammer, often used in orchestras.

    ruКолокольчики

    • The orchestra's chimes added a magical sound to the symphony.
    • He played a beautiful melody on the chimes.
    • The chimes rang out clearly during the concert.
  2. Doorbell or bell soundA2formal

    A device that produces a ringing sound, often used as a doorbell or to mark time.

    ruЗвонок

    • The chime of the doorbell announced her arrival.
    • The clock's chime woke me up at midnight.
    • I heard the chime of the ice cream truck from down the street.

    Synonymsbellbuzzerdoorbellgongringer

  3. Wind chimeA2informal

    A decorative arrangement of hanging tubes or rods that produce musical sounds when moved by the wind.

    ruКолокольчики

    • The wind chimes on the porch made a gentle tinkling sound.
    • She hung colorful chimes in the garden.
    • The chimes sang softly in the breeze.

    Synonymswind bell

Forms
  • chimes plural form
  • chimes' possessive plural form
  • chime's possessive singular form
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verb

/tʃaɪm/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по изданию звенящего звука или для выражения согласия или вмешательства в разговор.

A verb used to indicate the act of producing a ringing sound, or to express agreement or interjection in conversation.

  1. Emit a soundB1formal

    To make a ringing sound, especially like a bell or chime.

    ruЗвенеть

    • The clock chimed midnight.
    • The doorbell chimed softly.
    • The bells chimed in the distance.

    Synonymsclangjinglepealringsoundtinkletoll

  2. Interject or agreeB2informal

    To join in a conversation, often to express agreement or add a comment.

    ruВмешаться или согласиться

    • He chimed in with his opinion.
    • She chimed in to support her friend's idea.
    • They all chimed in to say they agreed.

    Synonymsaddbreak inbutt inchip incommentconcurinterjectinterposepipe upput in

    Antonymsdisagreedissentoppose

Forms
  • chimed past participle
  • chimed past simple
  • chiming present participle
  • chimes third person singular

Phrasal variantschime in

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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