bells in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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1.1. bell:

bell (of church, school, clock)
campana f
bell (on cow, goat)
cencerro m
bell (on cat, toy)
cascabel m
bell (on door, bicycle)
timbre m
bell (of telephone, timer)
timbre m
hand bell
campanilla f
to ring the bell
tocar el timbre/la campana
as clear as a bell his voice was as clear as a bell
lo oía como si estuviera a mi lado
bells and whistles inf it comes with all the bells and whistles
viene con toda la parafernalia de accesorios hum
as sound as a bell
en perfectas condiciones
to give sb a bell Brit inf
darle un telefonazo a alguien inf
to give sb a bell Brit inf
darle un toque a alguien Spain inf
to ring a bell it rings a bell
me suena
the name rings a bell
me suena el nombre
does that ring any bells with you?
¿te suena (de algo)?
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bell pepper → capsicum

See also capsicum

capsicum [Am ˈkæpsəkəm, Brit ˈkapsɪkəm] N

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bells in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for bells in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

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peal of bell
repique m
peal of bells
carillón m
peal bell
repiquetear
silence machine, bells
silenciar

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bells Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

peal of bells
carillón m
as clear as a bell
más claro que el agua
as sound as a bell
fuerte como un roble
his name/face rings a bell
me suena su nombre/cara
hell's bells!
¡por Dios!
the clang of the bell
el repiqueteo de la campana
to ring a bell with sb
sonarle a alguien
the bells are tolling for a death
están tocando a muertos
to be as sound as a bell
estar más sano que una manzana
to ring the bell for mass
tocar a misa
American English

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
There are some serious alarm bells in the first dinner time conversation.
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In the 19th century a shipbuilding industry developed, and the town was also known for the production of clocks, bells, and grindstones.
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The pageantry included the tolling of bells, and flags being flown at half-mast.
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The looters had to break the massive bells into small pieces to remove it from the belfry.
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The boys, on the other hand, have little bells hung round them, or some similar device of silver or gold, attached to the little belt with which they are girt.
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This song is a wedding day number complete with the chorus imitating the sound of wedding bells.
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According to the legend the shepherds put masks on their heads, belted on bells, and produced a deafening noise that scared the enemy away.
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As a result, the division bells were allowed to ring for several hours at the end of each legislative day.
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These bells were recast in 1912 at a cost of 300.
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The bells were already installed in the belfry of the church.
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