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Meanings of chime in English
Catalan
carilló Spanish
campanas tubulares Usage of chime in English
1
In the early evening, however, came the chime of the dinner bell.
2
Feel free to chime in with any other ideas you may have.
3
The little silvery chime of a clock in the saloon struck twelve.
4
Anyone who's actually played it is welcome to chime in with impressions.
5
Go read the whole thing, and chime in in the comments section.
6
Unless I need to chime in, I can read and delete these.
7
The silvery chime of a tiny clock told the hour of five.
8
Hanna decides that she'll hear wedding bells chime before she serves time.
9
Now the air is resonant with the coming chime of wedding bells.
10
We must all return by the time the Cathedral bells chime noon.
11
I touched the chime patch, pulled open the flap and went in.
12
I fancy they chime with mine, said the Intendant, in quick reply.
13
This is not the golden chime, but the chime of silver bells.
14
Their voices have the clash and chime of a myriad small triangles.
15
Thank you. Then the chime sounded again, and the intercom clicked off.
16
Does the mainstream media's depiction of yesterday's events chime with your experiences?
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Chime through the time
Chime across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common