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chime English

Meaning chime meaning

What does chime mean?

chime

— noun (= bell) a percussion instrument consisting of a set of tuned bells that are struck with a hammer; used as an orchestral instrument — verb emit a sound bells and gongs chimed

Synonyms chime synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as chime?

chime English » English

ring peal bell sound jingle toll clank jangle clink strike ringing gong clang chimb vibrate tinkle thrash swat strike down snort smite slosh resound rattle punish play peal of bells knock knell hurt hit harmony ding clobber clip clatter clash clap chine buzz blow bell set beat bang accord

Topics chime topics

What do people use chime to talk about?
Person Sense, perceive Hear

Types of sounds

Conjugation chime conjugation

How do you conjugate chime?

chime · verb

Examples chime examples

How do I use chime in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I love to hear a grandfather clock chime.

Movie subtitles

Some clocks read 2 o'clock and chime 4 when it's only 1 1:45.
If she's going to chime all night long, how's a body going to get any sleep?
Doesn't want to chime.
Grandfather clock is worse when doesn't chime.
All you have to do is to listen for the chimes and come out on the 12th chime.
And the stars will bend low to chime your wedding bells.
It's chime time!
It starts to chime. - When will it?
To propose to a young innocent girl to put an unwanted child into this cruel world just so that you wouldn't pay any income taxes and keep your fancy town hall, complete with cloister, tower-clock and chime of bells!
Let's wait until New Year's eve, when the bells chime.
Any time you want to chime in. why, just feel free.
Look who decided to chime in!
The Betazoid use of the chime, for instance.
The use of the chime is quite unique, but not dissimilar to the Ooolans of Marejaretus VI, who use two stones, continuously struck together during a meal.
When you hear the chime it will be exactly.
Single note of the chime indicates exactly 11:00.
And now the chime tolls for Frank.
When the second chime of midnight sounds, I will be on my way back.
I don't chime.
The last chime was still being rung when he opened the door.
Silver doesn't chime!
Well, why don't you chime?
We can do it. - It starts to chime.
It was nearly eleven when I left, and during my walk I heard the change ringing cease and all over the town give place to the single chime which warned the city that service was about to start.
She washes it with silver hands and laughs like a chime.
I'm sorry. I must have missed the door chime.
Cost you a handful of dirt or maybe that wind chime.
Two hours to the chime, gentlemen.
Please, chime in.
No one else uses the chime.
Just feel free to chime in at any point, I'll just keep on talking.

News and current affairs

The younger brother, Chime Namgyal, 38, who is disabled, has been hospitalized since June 11 for serious injuries received whilst in custody.
Rinchen and Chime had criticized a local police chief for hunting endangered animals.
A full-page ad for Patek Philippe has Thierry Stern, the president of the company, saying that he listens to the chime of every watch with a minute repeater that his company makes, as his father and grandfather did before him.

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