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1 звон
муж. ring, jingle, peal;
chime звон стаканов звон шпор звон колокольчиков колокольный звон малиновый звон погребальный звон серебряный звон похоронный звон звон в ушах ≈ ringing in the ears слышал звон, да не знаешь где он ≈ посл. you've got it all wrongм. (металла) ring, ringing;
(мелких колоколов, монет) jingling;
(посуды) clattering;
~ колоколов sound of bells;
(монотонный) tolling of bells;
~ бокалов clink of glases;
~ в ушах ringing in one`s ears;
слышал ~, да не знает, где он he does not know what he is talking about. -
2 колокольный
колоколь|ный -: ~ звон ringing of bells;
(монотонный) tolling of bells;
~ня ж. church tower, bell tower, steeple;
смотреть на всё со своей ~ни see* only one`s own point of view;
~чик м.
1. handbell, bell;
2. (цветок) bluebell.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > колокольный
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3 Bell
1. n Белл2. n колокол; колокольчик; бубенчик3. n обыкн. звон, перезвон4. n звонок5. n муз. карильон; подбор колоколовwarning bell — набат, набатный колокол; вестовой колокол
ring the bell — позвонить; звонить; звонить в колокол
6. n обыкн. l7. n куранты8. n мор. склянки9. n мор. рында; склянкаwatch bell — рында, судовой колокол
10. n колоколообразный предмет, колокол11. n конус12. n бот. чашечка цветка13. n бот. колокольчикjingle bell — колокольчик, бубенчик
14. n бот. архит. капитель коринфской колонны15. n бот. геол. нависшая порода16. n бот. спорт. гиря, штанга17. n бот. брюки клёш«зонтик» медузы; колокол, нектофор
to crack the bell — провалиться; завалить дело
to ring a bell — напоминать, наводить на мысль, казаться знакомым
to ring the bell — удовлетворять; пользоваться успехом, нравиться
18. v привешивать колокол; прикреплять колокольчик; обшивать бубенчикамиpressure bell — колокол, регулирующий давление
19. v раздуваться колоколом20. v раздувать21. v звонить, бить в колокола22. n охот. клич, рёв оленя-самца23. v токовать; реветь24. v кричать, реветьСинонимический ряд:1. chime (noun) alarm; buzzer; chime; cymbal; doorbell; gong; signal; siren2. tolling (noun) carillon; chiming; pealing; ringing; toll; tolling3. ring (verb) bong; chime; knell; peal; ring; toll
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