chimed

英 [tʃaɪmd]

美 [tʃaɪmd]

v.  鸣; 敲; 报时
chime的过去分词和过去式

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

• "But I think differently," chimed in one of the members.
  “可是我另有想法，”其中一个成员插话说。
• He began to doze, in spite of himself; the clock chimed eleven, but he did not hear it.
  他不由自主地打起盹来，钟敲了十一下，但是他没有听见。
• 'Why?' Pete asked impatiently. — 'Yes, why?' Bob chimed in. 'It seems like a good idea to me.'
  “为什么？”皮特不耐烦地问。——“是啊，为什么呢？”鲍勃跟着问道，“我觉得这个主意不错啊。”
• The Clinton campaign on Friday chimed in, hoping to turn the controversy over Givhan's article to advantage.
  希拉里竞选阵营于上周五开始发动攻势，希望能将民众对吉夫汉文章的争议转化为竞选优势。
• As she and a few other people chimed in with their take on how misguided, lousy and doomed this company was, I couldn't help but notice myself thinking less of my hosts.
  随着她和其他人与他们那误导人的，恶劣的，和没有前景的公司越来越变得一致的时候，我情不自禁地想到我对我的组织关注太少了。
• Year after year, the clock chimed, a part of my memories, a part of my heart.
  一年又一年的过去了，钟声已经成了我记忆的一部分，它是我心中的一丝牵挂。
• As Big Ben chimed the first moments of2008, the fireworks lit the sky.
  随着大本钟报出的2008的第一时间，火焰照亮了天空。
• And the gas, chimed in the lady.
  “还有煤气。”女士插话说。
• The Bells of Bow Church spoke truly when they chimed to young Dick.
  当年包教堂的钟声对年轻的迪克的确说了真话。
• Italy chimed in that the EU should not dare to consider this an infringement.
  意大利则应和法国，表示欧盟不应该将其视为违反公约的行为。