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Перевод: chime

[существительное]
набор колоколов; подбор колоколов; колокола ; куранты ; перезвон ; звон курантов; выбиваемая колоколами мелодия; гармония ; музыка ; согласие; гармоническое сочетание; утор ;
[глагол]
выбивать; звучать согласно; звонить (о колоколах); перезванивать; бить (о часах); пробить; отбивать; однообразно повторяться; однообразно повторять; гармонировать; соответствовать

Тезаурус:

1. The earl himself "we children all loved", remembering that their peculiar delight "as a small child was to sit on his knee and inspect his watch, which could open and shut, and chief novelty of all in my eyes, could chime!"
2. If you are buying a 12 volt chime, you'll need to use special bulbs in the bell push.
3. Then after one chime, you'd think: "It must be three o'clock now."
4. A cheery bing-bong-a new addition, the kind of chime you hear in airports-peals out over the PA system.
5. He heard the Town Hall clock chime the hour and he could not ignore the growing fear that this time the very worst had happened.
6. They should also not be used with certain electronic chimes as the current they use may trigger the chime.
7. And how do they react to those activities which might not chime so sweetly in the ears of employers to Rastafarianism, feminism, peace campaigning or the like?
8. Suitable for use both indoors and out, with a range up to 50m, the new Courier chime enables the presence of visitors at the front door to be signalled clearly to homeowners no matter where they are located, whether in the house or garden.
9. The Trent Building, with its clock tower and sonorous chime, was, at its opening in 1928, a university in miniature.
10. For example, in 1335 the governor of Artois authorized the inhabitants of Aire-sur-la-Lys to build a belfry whose bell would chime the working hours of textile employees.
11. Perhaps I take a special pleasure in Cold Comfort Farm from the fact that I was myself brought up in a rural setting, surrounded by wild-eyed manic depressives of the Starkadder school, while I was reading the works of D.H.Lawrence and F.R.Leavis, whose loam-laden versions of country life didn't quite chime with mine.
12. They chime too well with human and especially Russian peasant nature.
13. Greenaway's camera, to chime with the story's intensive focus on eating, is fixed at stomach height for most of the film.