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Перевод: bell

[существительное]
колокол ; колокольчик ; бубенчик ; звонок ; звук ; крик ; рында ; склянка ; колоколообразный предмет; раструб ; колпак ; купол ; расширение; конус ; чашечка цветка; нависшая порода; рев оленя;
[глагол]
прикреплять колокольчик; снабжать колоколами; кричать; мычать

Тезаурус:

1. It is neither a schedule six type bell, nor an open wet bell.
2. During its restoration, a storm blew down a huge walnut tree in the roots of which was found the church's bell, one of the oldest in Hungary.
3. NEW ZEALAND: Kemp; Iro, Bell, Williams, Mercer; K Shelford, Freeman; Todd, D Mann, Faimalo, Sorensen, Stewart, McGahan.
4. With practice, the ringer can swing the bell in a controlled fashion through 360 degrees, producing the right "dong" at the right point among all the other bells whirling away in the belfry.
5. AFTERWARDS the typical expatriate had less money, and liked Pau because it went further; and the servants still came when you pressed the bell.
6. With her heart in her mouth she entered the imposing portals of Mon R, and rang the bell.
7. From outside it looked like a faded bell but within was a brilliant and sumptuous chamber of fiery gold adorned with most exquisite tapestry, and it moved me as much as I was moved when I saw the dome of the Blue Mosque at Isfahan, the most beautiful building I have ever seen.
8. He stopped outside the bar and rang his bell vigorously before reading the six o'clock news from his board.
9. Others who have undertaken the care of the church and halls in later years have been Mrs Bell, Mrs Carson, Mr and Mrs Redpath, Mr James Twyble, Mr John Lavery, Mrs David Binks, Mrs K McClatchey and Mr William McFadden.
10. Six foot high and floodlit, they winked, mewed and yapped when the door bell was rung.
11. With a sociologist, Daniel Bell, proclaiming "the end of ideology", technocrats were in vogue.
12. Bell began to experiment, and within a year, on 10 March 1876, Watson heard the first words ever spoken on the newly invented telephone, "Come here Watson, I want you.
13. When Teacher came out and rang his bell for the children to line up in neat rows, she held Frankie back so that he was the last to obey the signal.