Definition of low bell in English:

low bell

noun ˈləʊ bɛl

rare, historical

1A small bell; especially one hung around the neck of a cow or sheep; a cowbell; a sheep bell.
2A bell used in trapping birds, usually at night. Now historical and rare.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Best (c1555–1584), explorer. Probably from low + bell.

nounˈləʊ bɛl

rare, historical

1A small bell; especially one hung around the neck of a cow or sheep; a cowbell; a sheep bell.
2A bell used in trapping birds, usually at night. Now historical and rare.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Best (c1555–1584), explorer. Probably from low + bell.

单词	low bell
释义	Definition of low bell in English: low bell noun ˈləʊ bɛl rare, historical 1A small bell; especially one hung around the neck of a cow or sheep; a cowbell; a sheep bell. 2A bell used in trapping birds, usually at night. Now historical and rare. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Best (c1555–1584), explorer. Probably from low + bell. Definition of low bell in US English: low bell nounˈləʊ bɛl rare, historical 1A small bell; especially one hung around the neck of a cow or sheep; a cowbell; a sheep bell. 2A bell used in trapping birds, usually at night. Now historical and rare. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Best (c1555–1584), explorer. Probably from low + bell.
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