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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2025: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| bell n | (small: for ringing) | dzwonek m |
| | The lady of the house rang a bell to summon her servant. |
bell,
church bell n | (large: rung in tower) | dzwon m |
| | Father Brown is going to let Alistair ring the bell next Sunday before church. |
| bell n | (signal: start, end of class) | dzwonek m |
| | The students jumped out of their seats at the sound of the bell. |
| bell n | (small: on collar, etc.) | dzwoneczek m |
| | Our cat has a bell on her a collar so that birds can hear her approaching. |
| bells npl | (handbells: musical instrument) | dzwon m |
| | Tania thought it was humiliating to play the bells in the marching band. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| bell n | (flared part of a wind instrument) | dźwięcznik m |
| | Ron uses a swab to clean inside the bell of his saxophone. |
| bell n | (doorbell) | dzwonek m |
| bell n | UK, slang (phone call) | telefon m |
| | I've just had a bell from your dad; he wants you to call him back right away. |
| bell n | (ship's bell signal) | dźwięk dzwonu m + m |
| | | gong m |
| | Though the crew could not see the other vessel through the fog, they could hear its bell. |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2025:
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