Bell
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English
Noun
bell
- An object made of metal or other hard material, typically but not always in the shape of an inverted cup with a flared rim, which resonates when struck.
- The bell-shaped opening of a brass intstrument.
Transitive Verb
bell
- To attach a bell to.
- Who will bell the cat?
Related Terms
- bell, book and candle
- bell curve
- bellbottoms
- bicycle bell
- bluebell
- church bell
Translations
- Arabic: جرس
- Breton: kloc'h m kleier pl (church), sonerez f
- Bulgarian: камбана f
- Czech: zvon
- Dutch: bel m, klok
- Finnish: kello
- French: cloche
- Frisian: skille
- Indonesian: bel, lonceng, genta
- Interlingua: campana
- Japanese: 鐘 (かね, kane), ベル (beru), 鈴 (すず, suzu)
- Polish: dzwon m
- Portuguese: sino m (big); campainha f (small)
- Romanian: clopot n
- Slovene: zvon m, zvonec m (smaller)
- Swedish: klocka, pingla (small)
Proper Noun
Bell
- The Bell telephone company (after w:Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone.)
Related Terms
- Baby Bell