chimes in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for chimes in the English»French Dictionary

I.chime [Brit tʃʌɪm, Am tʃaɪm] N (of clock, church bell)

chime

carillon m

the chimes of the clock (sound)

le carillon de l'horloge

the chimes of the clock (set of bells)

carillon m

II.chimes N

chimes npl (doorbell, mobile):

chimes

carillon m

III.chime [Brit tʃʌɪm, Am tʃaɪm] VB intr

1. chime:

chime (strike)

sonner

chime (play a tune)

carillonner

the clock chimed three

la pendule a sonné trois heures

Phrases:

to chime with viewpoint, experience:

s'accorder avec

wind chimes N npl

wind chimes

carillon m éolien

chime in VB [Brit tʃʌɪm -, Am tʃaɪm -]

chime in

interrompre

door chime N

door chime

carillon m de porte

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sonorously chime, toll

de façon éclatante

sonorous chime

éclatant

Translations for chimes in the French»English Dictionary

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carillon (sonnerie)

chimes pl

carillon (sonnerie)

chimes pl

le carillon sonne toutes les heures

the clock chimes on the hour

carillon

(door) chimes pl

carillon éolien [kaʀijɔ̃ eɔljɛ̃]

wind chime

carillonner minuit, heure

to chime

carillonner air

to chime (out)

carillonner les heures

to chime the hours

décompter

to strike ou chime at the wrong time

sonnerie (de carillon)

chimes pl

chimes in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for chimes in the English»French Dictionary

I.chime [tʃaɪm] N

chime

carillon m

wind chimes

clochettes fpl

II.chime [tʃaɪm] VB trans, intr

chime

sonner

wind chimes N pl

wind chimes

carillon m éolien

Translations for chimes in the French»English Dictionary

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carillon d'une horloge

chimes pl

carillon électrique

electric chimes pl

carillon

chimes pl

carillonner horloge

to chime

carillonner toutes les heures/tous les quarts horloge

to chime on the hour/the quarter(hour)

chimes Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

wind chimes

clochettes fpl

to chime on the hour/the quarter(hour)

carillonner toutes les heures/tous les quarts horloge

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Wind chimes are an example, but the only compositional control you have over the music they produce is in the original choice of notes that the chimes will sound.

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The prayer wheel, turned by an old monk, resounds with chimes that are heard every day at 4 am.

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The song features sibilant wind chimes, reverberating synth chords, and vocal percussion.

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The track, over eight minutes long, is carried by a guitar riff and occasional chimes.

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By connecting his electrically operated chimes with outdoor loudspeakers, he was later able to create the effect of church bells.

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Despite the existence of the bells chimes, it was never completed for cost reasons.

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The music employs various sounds, including organ, strings, percussion, chimes, chants and lamentations.

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Organ rebuilt, electrified, chimes and other stops added.

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About 1742 he invented a device known as the electric chimes, which was widely described in textbooks of electricity.

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Idle again chimes in to ask about a man with a pointed stick, to which the teacher also tells him to shut up.

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