bell
Từ điển Collocation
bell noun
1 hollow metal object that rings
ADJ. church, temple | wedding (often figurative) The two of them went everywhere together and their friends could already hear wedding bells (= were sure they would get married). | cow | distant
VERB + BELL ring | hear
BELL + VERB chime, clang, jangle, peal, ring (out), sound, tinkle, toll The bells on the harness tinkled softly. The church bells tolled for Evensong.
BELL + NOUN tower | pull, rope
PHRASES a chime of bells the faint chime of bells | a peal of bells She heard a peal of church bells. | a sound of bells The sound of bells echoed across the valley.
2 other object that rings
ADJ. bicycle, door (also doorbell) | dinner, school | electric | alarm, warning (often figurative) Alarm bells were ringing inside Stuart's head.
VERB + BELL press, ring, sound | answer She hurried to answer the doorbell.
BELL + VERB go, ring, sound The school bell goes at three every afternoon.
BELL + NOUN push
Từ điển WordNet
v.
- attach a bell to
bell cows
English Slang Dictionary
to telephone (someone)"I'll bell you tonight with the news"
Bloomberg Financial Glossary
Signal on a stock exchange to indicate the open and close of trading.
Investopedia Financial Terms
Bell
The ring that marks the open and close of each trading day on many organized financial exchanges, most notably the NYSE.
Investopedia Says:
The bell usually starts ringing when there are five to ten seconds left in the trading day.
English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary
bells
syn.: Alexander Bell Alexander Graham Bell Alexander Melville Bell Bell Melville Bell Vanessa Bell Vanessa Stephen bell shape buzzer campana chime doorbell gong ship's bell toll
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