bell
Prononciation : [/bɛl/]
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Contexte : « sound »
(noun) a musical instrument made of metal, typically in the shape of a hollow cup-shaped object that makes a ringing sound when struck or shaken. Bells are often used in churches, schools, and on bicycles.
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The church bell rang every hour to signal the time.
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I couldn't hear the bell ringing because it was too far away.
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Can you hear the school bell from your classroom?
Contexte : « device »
(noun) a hollow, cup-shaped object that makes a ringing sound when struck, typically used for signaling or decoration. Bells can also be attached to doors to make a noise when someone enters a building.
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She rang the doorbell to let us know she had arrived.
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The bell on the cat's collar didn't make any noise.
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Did you remember to ring the bell before entering the house?
Contexte : « sound »
(verb) to make a ringing sound, usually by sounding a bell. When something rings, it produces a clear, musical sound.
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The bell will ring when the cake is done baking.
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I tried to ring the bell, but it was broken and silent.
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Can you ring the bell to announce the start of the meeting?
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