chiming

英 [ˈtʃaɪmɪŋ]

美 [ˈtʃaɪmɪŋ]

v.  鸣; 敲; 报时
chime的现在分词

COCA.41404

柯林斯词典

• VERB (铃)响;(钟)报时，敲响
  When a bell or a clockchimes, it makes ringing sounds.
  1. He heard the front doorbell chime.
     他听到前门门铃在响。
  2. ...as the Guildhall clock chimed three o'clock.
     市政厅的大钟敲响3点的时候
  3. ...a mahogany chiming clock.
     红木自鸣钟
• N-COUNT 铃声;(尤指)钟声
  Achimeis a ringing sound made by a bell, especially when it is part of a clock.
  1. At that moment a chime sounded from the front of the house...
     就在那时，房前传来一声铃。
  2. The ceremony started as the chimes of midnight struck.
     子夜钟声响起的时候，仪式开始了。
• N-PLURAL 风铃
  Chimesare a set of small objects which make a ringing sound when they are blown by the wind.
  1. ...the haunting sound of the wind chimes.
     萦绕心头的风铃声

双语例句

• Oxford prefers to call them women but these were unmistakably girls, children, chattering brightly, chiming nervously.
  牛津喜欢把她们称作“女人”，但毫无疑问，这是一群女孩，孩童而已，她们叽叽喳喳地聊着天。
• The bells are chiming.
  钟在鸣响。
• The faint chiming of the town hall clock.
  市政厅大钟的隐约报时钟声。
• The cathedral bells were chiming through the night.
  大教堂的大钟彻夜鸣响。
• She kept chiming in with her own opinions.
  她一直在插嘴，表明自己的意见。
• A clock chiming reminded Cinderella of her fairy godmother's warning.
  这时时钟开始报时，提醒了灰姑娘仙女教母的警告。
• Why do you keep chiming in? Hold your tongue!
  你为什么老是插嘴？给我住嘴！
• To signal or make known by chiming.
  通过敲钟表示时间或报时。
• He kept chiming in with his own opinions.
  他不断插话发表意见。
• The beginning of the New Year is signified by the chiming of Big Ben, the famous London clock, at midnight, which is also shown on TV for those who are staying in.
  新年的开始是以伦敦著名的钟大本钟的午夜12点的敲响来表示，为了那些呆在家的人们，这一场景会现场直播。