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tocsin

/ˈtɒk.sɪn/

Traduction: Nom désignant une cloche ou le son d'une cloche utilisée pour sonner l'alarme et avertir d'un danger ou d'une urgence.

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noun

/ˈtɒk.sɪn/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une cloche ou le son d'une cloche utilisée pour sonner l'alarme et avertir d'un danger ou d'une urgence.

A noun referring to an alarm bell or the sound of such a bell, used to signal danger or warn of an emergency.

  1. Alarm bellC2formalbritish

    A bell that is rung to give an alarm, especially in a town or village.

    frTocsin

    • The tocsin rang out across the village, warning of the approaching army.
    • The church's tocsin was used to alert the townspeople of danger.
    • He heard the tocsin and knew something was wrong.

    Synonymesalarmalarm bellalarumwarning bell

  2. Alarm soundC2formalbritish

    The sound of an alarm, especially a bell, used to warn of danger or signal an emergency.

    frson d'alarme

    • The tocsin of the fire bell woke everyone in the building.
    • The tocsin sounded, and the villagers gathered in the square.
    • The tocsin's urgent clangor filled the night air.

    Synonymesalarmalarumalertsignalsirenwarning

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  • tocsins plural form
  • tocsins' possessive plural form
  • tocsin's possessive singular form
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