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I [piːl]nome (of bells) scampanio m., suono m. di campane; (of doorbell) suono m., squillo m., trillo m.; (of thunder) fragore m., scoppio m., rimbombo m.; (of organ) suono m.II 1. [piːl] 2.peals of laughter — scoppi o scrosci di risa
verbo transitivo fare suonare a distesa [ bells]- peal out* * *[pi:l] 1. noun1) (the ringing of (a set of) bells.) suono (di campane)2) (a set of (usually church) bells.) scampanio3) (a loud noise: peals of laughter/thunder.) fragore, rimbombo2. verb(to (cause to) ring or sound loudly: Thunder pealed through the valley.) rimbombare* * *[piːl]1. n(sound of bells) scampaniopeal of thunder — fragore m di tuono
peals of laughter — scoppi mpl di risa
2. vt3. vi(also: peal out) (bell) suonare (a distesa), (thunder) rimbombare* * *peal /pi:l/n.2 concerto di campane; carillon(to) peal /pi:l/A v. i.2 rumoreggiare; scrosciareB v. t.2 far risuonare; far rimbombare3 annunziare a gran voce; proclamare; strombazzare.* * *I [piːl]nome (of bells) scampanio m., suono m. di campane; (of doorbell) suono m., squillo m., trillo m.; (of thunder) fragore m., scoppio m., rimbombo m.; (of organ) suono m.II 1. [piːl] 2.peals of laughter — scoppi o scrosci di risa
verbo transitivo fare suonare a distesa [ bells]- peal out -
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1. n набор колоколов; куранты2. n l3. n колокольный перезвон; звон курантов4. n мелодия, исполняемая на курантах5. n бой6. n колокольчик7. n гармония, музыка8. n согласие, согласованность; гармоническое сочетаниеin chime — в гармонии, в согласии
9. v выбивать мелодию10. v звучать, звонить, звенетьthe bells are chiming — раздаётся колокольный перезвон; звенят куранты
11. v бить, отбивать12. v призывать, приглашать звоном13. v однообразно повторяться14. v монотонно повторять; скандировать15. v гармонировать, соответствоватьher beliefs and practice chime well together — она всегда действует в соответствии со своими убеждениями
Синонимический ряд:1. bell (noun) bell; carillon; cymbal; doorbell; gong; signal; siren2. harmony (noun) accord; agreement; concord; concordance; consonance; harmony; tune3. ring (verb) bell; bong; knell; peal; ring; strike; toll -
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1. noun1) (the ringing of (a set of) bells.) repique, toque de campanas2) (a set of (usually church) bells.) juego de campanas3) (a loud noise: peals of laughter/thunder.) carcajada (risa), estruendo
2. verb(to (cause to) ring or sound loudly: Thunder pealed through the valley.) retumbar, repicar, tocar a vuelotr[piːl]1 (of bells) repique nombre masculino1 (bells) repicar, tocar a vuelo1 (bells) repicar, tocar a vuelo\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLa peal of thunder un truenopeal ['pi:l] vi: repicarpeal n: repique m, tañido m (de campanada)peals of laughter: carcajadasn.• estruendo s.m.• fragor s.m.• repique s.m.• repique de campanas s.m.v.• repicar v.• repiquetear v.• resonar v.
I piːlpeal of bells — (sound, musical pattern) repique m de campanas; ( set) carillón m
peals of laughter — carcajadas fpl
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intransitive verb peal (out) (liter) \<\<bells\>\> repicar*, tocar* a vuelo[piːl]1.N (=sound of bells) repique ma peal of bells — (=set) un carillón
2.VT (also: peal out) repicar, tocar a vuelo3.VI [church bell] repicar, tocar a vuelo; [doorbell, organ] sonar* * *
I [piːl]peal of bells — (sound, musical pattern) repique m de campanas; ( set) carillón m
peals of laughter — carcajadas fpl
II
intransitive verb peal (out) (liter) \<\<bells\>\> repicar*, tocar* a vuelo
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