tocsin
/ˈtɒk.sɪn/noun
C2formalcommon/ˈtɒk.sɪn/A noun referring to an alarm bell or the sound of such a bell, used to signal danger or warn of an emergency.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее сигнальный колокол или звук такого колокола, используемый для оповещения об опасности или предупреждения о чрезвычайной ситуации.esSustantivo que designa una campana de señal o el sonido de dicha campana, empleado para alertar de un peligro o avisar de una emergencia.frNom désignant une cloche ou le son d'une cloche utilisée pour sonner l'alarme et avertir d'un danger ou d'une urgence.deSubstantiv, das eine Alarmglocke oder den Klang einer solchen Glocke bezeichnet, die zur Warnung vor Gefahr oder zur Ankündigung eines Notfalls geläutet wird.ptSubstantivo que designa um sino de alarme ou o som desse sino, usado para alertar sobre perigo ou avisar de uma emergência.zh名词,指用于发出警报或警示危险的警钟,也指这种钟发出的警报声。arاسم يشير إلى جرس الإنذار أو صوت هذا الجرس الذي يُستخدم لتنبيه الناس إلى خطر أو حالة طارئة.
- Alarm bell C2 formal british
A bell that is rung to give an alarm, especially in a town or village.
- 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.
ruНабатesCampana de alarmafrTocsindeSturmglockeptSino de alarmezh警钟arناقوس الإنذار
- Alarm sound C2 formal british
The sound of an alarm, especially a bell, used to warn of danger or signal an emergency.
- 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.
ruТревожный сигналesToque de alarmafrson d'alarmedeAlarmzeichenptSinal de alarmezh警钟声arصوت الإنذار
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