> as lemmas

to ring out

b. transitive. to ring out: to indicate or announce loudly and clearly.

ΚΠ

1843 T. S. Arthur Six Nights with Washingtonians ii. 42 I was standing at the corner of Howard and Lexington streets, irresolute as to which way I should go, when the town clock rang out the hour of two.

1875–6 R. L. Stevenson Forest Notes in Ess. Trav. (1905) 152 Suddenly the bell rings out the hour from far-away Chailly.

1906 O. F. Adams Sicut Patribus 28 When I went up the minster tower, The minster clock rang out the hour.

1975 Cincinnati Mag. Oct. 12/3 Far and near, east, west, north, south, the city's bells rang out the tidings.

1998 S. Douglass Pilgrim lxv. 557 The bells rang out the hours, the workday, the holidays, the watches, the curfew , and—unknown to most of the aristocracy of the city—they also rang out coded messages.

extracted from ringv.¹

to ring out

c. transitive. to ring out: to make (a bell or bells) sound loudly and clearly.

ΘΚΠ

society > leisure > the arts > music > performing music > playing instruments > bell-ringing > [verb (transitive)]

knellc961

ring?a1300

clipc1440

to ring outc1453

knoll1467

tolla1513

ting1552

jowa1572

tinglea1657

taratantar1840

clock1858

clapper1872

jowl1872

chime1880

c1453 (c1437) Brut (Harl. 53) 574 (MED) Sir Iohn Radcliff sent word..to þe Daywach of þe toune in þe nonetyme to rynge out the larom bell.

1578 T. Churchyard Disc. Queenes Entertainem. sig. Biv^v Ring out the belles, plucke vp your sprightes, and dresse your houses gay, Runne in for floures to straw the streetes, and make what ioy you may.

1603 R. Knolles Gen. Hist. Turkes 163 Secretly stirring vp the people, and by and by after ringing out the bels.

a1644 B. Twyne in A. Wood Life & Times (1891) I. 81 They in the towne..range out their great bell.

1696 C. Hopkins Neglected Virtue ii. 13 Ring out the Bells of Peace.

1720 J. Hughes Siege Damascus i. i. 2 Is the Town asleep? Ring out th' Alarum Bell!

1796 W. Scott Let. in J. G. Lockhart Mem. Life Sir W. Scott (1837) I. vii. 239 Upon the hoisting of a flag on the Tron-steeple, and ringing out all the large bells.

1813 W. Scott Rokeby ii. xxv. 90 Ring out the Castle larum bell!

1862 E. L. Blanchard Harlequin & House that Jack Built iii. 18 Ring out the bells, and let the sports commence.

1946 ‘T. Baker’ in Catal. Copyright Entries (U.S. Copyright Office) 39 142/2 (title of song) Let's ring out the bells.

2007 M. Lackey & J. Mallory Phoenix Unchained 285 They waited a bell and a half—the Temple rang out the bells just as if they were back in Armethalieh.

extracted from ringv.¹

to ring out

c. intransitive. to ring out: to give out a loud and clear metallic note.

ΚΠ

1584 J. Hooker Offices & Duties Sworne Officer Excester Ep. Ded. sig. a.ij Let all the great belles of S. Peters ring out neuer so lowd, there will not be halfe so manie gained into the Church.

1676 A. Wood Life & Times (1892) II. 360 The great bell rung out for Earle of C. C. Coll., fellow.

1734 J. Swift On his Deafness in Gentleman's Mag. Nov. 623 No more I hear my church's bell, Than if it rang out for my knell.

1809 S. T. Coleridge Three Graves in Friend (1812) 91 And when the merry Bells rang out, They seem'd to stop her Breath.

1850 Ld. Tennyson In Memoriam civ. 162 Ring out wild bells to the wild sky.

1900 C. H. Wetmore Sweepers of Sea xvii. 234 At 9 o'clock that morning, when the sweet chimes of the monastery bells rang out as they had on the evening before, [etc.].

1945 R. Cranston Story Woodrow Wilson p. xv The bells rang out, the cannon boomed, a great shout went up.

1983 W. Gleason Worst High School Play in World ii. 82 Joyous bells ring out as the happy crowd showers the couple with cornflakes.

2006 H. Smith Georgian Monarchy 146 Bells rang out to celebrate the Georgian monarchy from Wiltshire to Kent, from Nottinghamshire to Cumberland.

extracted from ringv.¹

as lemmas

单词	ring out
释义	> as lemmas to ring out b. transitive. to ring out: to indicate or announce loudly and clearly. ΚΠ 1843 T. S. Arthur Six Nights with Washingtonians ii. 42 I was standing at the corner of Howard and Lexington streets, irresolute as to which way I should go, when the town clock rang out the hour of two. 1875–6 R. L. Stevenson Forest Notes in Ess. Trav. (1905) 152 Suddenly the bell rings out the hour from far-away Chailly. 1906 O. F. Adams Sicut Patribus 28 When I went up the minster tower, The minster clock rang out the hour. 1975 Cincinnati Mag. Oct. 12/3 Far and near, east, west, north, south, the city's bells rang out the tidings. 1998 S. Douglass Pilgrim lxv. 557 The bells rang out the hours, the workday, the holidays, the watches, the curfew , and—unknown to most of the aristocracy of the city—they also rang out coded messages. extracted from ringv.¹ to ring out c. transitive. to ring out: to make (a bell or bells) sound loudly and clearly. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > the arts > music > performing music > playing instruments > bell-ringing > [verb (transitive)] knellc961 ring?a1300 clipc1440 to ring outc1453 knoll1467 tolla1513 ting1552 jowa1572 tinglea1657 taratantar1840 clock1858 clapper1872 jowl1872 chime1880 c1453 (c1437) Brut (Harl. 53) 574 (MED) Sir Iohn Radcliff sent word..to þe Daywach of þe toune in þe nonetyme to rynge out the larom bell. 1578 T. Churchyard Disc. Queenes Entertainem. sig. Biv^v Ring out the belles, plucke vp your sprightes, and dresse your houses gay, Runne in for floures to straw the streetes, and make what ioy you may. 1603 R. Knolles Gen. Hist. Turkes 163 Secretly stirring vp the people, and by and by after ringing out the bels. a1644 B. Twyne in A. Wood Life & Times (1891) I. 81 They in the towne..range out their great bell. 1696 C. Hopkins Neglected Virtue ii. 13 Ring out the Bells of Peace. 1720 J. Hughes Siege Damascus i. i. 2 Is the Town asleep? Ring out th' Alarum Bell! 1796 W. Scott Let. in J. G. Lockhart Mem. Life Sir W. Scott (1837) I. vii. 239 Upon the hoisting of a flag on the Tron-steeple, and ringing out all the large bells. 1813 W. Scott Rokeby ii. xxv. 90 Ring out the Castle larum bell! 1862 E. L. Blanchard Harlequin & House that Jack Built iii. 18 Ring out the bells, and let the sports commence. 1946 ‘T. Baker’ in Catal. Copyright Entries (U.S. Copyright Office) 39 142/2 (title of song) Let's ring out the bells. 2007 M. Lackey & J. Mallory Phoenix Unchained 285 They waited a bell and a half—the Temple rang out the bells just as if they were back in Armethalieh. extracted from ringv.¹ to ring out c. intransitive. to ring out: to give out a loud and clear metallic note. ΚΠ 1584 J. Hooker Offices & Duties Sworne Officer Excester Ep. Ded. sig. a.ij Let all the great belles of S. Peters ring out neuer so lowd, there will not be halfe so manie gained into the Church. 1676 A. Wood Life & Times (1892) II. 360 The great bell rung out for Earle of C. C. Coll., fellow. 1734 J. Swift On his Deafness in Gentleman's Mag. Nov. 623 No more I hear my church's bell, Than if it rang out for my knell. 1809 S. T. Coleridge Three Graves in Friend (1812) 91 And when the merry Bells rang out, They seem'd to stop her Breath. 1850 Ld. Tennyson In Memoriam civ. 162 Ring out wild bells to the wild sky. View more context for this quotation 1900 C. H. Wetmore Sweepers of Sea xvii. 234 At 9 o'clock that morning, when the sweet chimes of the monastery bells rang out as they had on the evening before, [etc.]. 1945 R. Cranston Story Woodrow Wilson p. xv The bells rang out, the cannon boomed, a great shout went up. 1983 W. Gleason Worst High School Play in World ii. 82 Joyous bells ring out as the happy crowd showers the couple with cornflakes. 2006 H. Smith Georgian Monarchy 146 Bells rang out to celebrate the Georgian monarchy from Wiltshire to Kent, from Nottinghamshire to Cumberland. extracted from ringv.¹ < as lemmas
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