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Glocken

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tubu·lar ˈbells N pl

tubular bells
Glockenspiel nt <-(e)s, -e>

ˈwarn·ing bells N pl

to hear warning bells

ˈwed·ding bells N pl

wedding bells
to hear wedding bells fig

I. bell [bel] N

1. bell:

Glocke f <-, -n>
Glöckchen nt <-s, ->
sth rings a bell [with sb] fig
etw kommt jdm bekannt vor

2. bell (signal):

Läuten nt kein pl
Klingeln nt kein pl
to give sb a bell Brit inf

Phrases:

heidenei! sl FRG
hell's bells (angry)
with bells on Am, Aus inf

II. bell [bel] VB trans

Phrases:

ˈBaby Bell N Am TELEC

ˈbar-bell N Am STOCKEX

ˈbell-bot·toms N pl

Schlaghose[n] f[pl]
Glockenhose[n] f[pl] A, CH

ˈbell-flow·er N

Glockenblume f <-, -n>

ˈbell jar N

Glasglocke f <-, -n>

ˈbell pep·per N Am (sweet pepper)

Paprika m <-, -[s]-s, -(s)>

ˈbell-pull N

ˈbell-push N Brit

Klingel f <-, -n>
CH a. Glocke f
Klingelknopf m <-(e)s, -knöpfe>

ˈbell-ring·er N

Glöckner m <-s, ->

bell-ring·ing [ˈbelrɪŋɪŋ] N no pl

Glockenläuten nt <-s> kein pl

ˈbell rope N

Present
Ibell
youbell
he/she/itbells
webell
youbell
theybell
Past
Ibelled
youbelled
he/she/itbelled
webelled
youbelled
theybelled
Present Perfect
Ihavebelled
youhavebelled
he/she/ithasbelled
wehavebelled
youhavebelled
theyhavebelled
Past Perfect
Ihadbelled
youhadbelled
he/she/ithadbelled
wehadbelled
youhadbelled
theyhadbelled