Definition of change-ringing in English:

change-ringing

noun

mass noun

The ringing of sets of church bells or handbells in a constantly varying order.
Example sentencesExamples
- For twelve bells, the largest number used for change-ringing, the total number of possible sequences is 479,001,600 and would take 37 years and 355 days to ring at a normal ringing rate.
- In English change-ringing the bell may be balanced upside down and swung through a full circle, the moment of its sounding being controlled by the ringer.
- The captain of the bell ringers, Martin Davies, said: ‘A peal of 12 bells will enhance the cathedral's role as a centre of excellence for traditional change-ringing.’
- My main pastime for many years was change-ringing.
- Called change-ringing bells, the music they make may not be familiar melodies, but if you listen carefully, the music they make is rhythmic and complex.

Derivatives

change-ringer

noun

He was a change ringer at the Old North Church in Boston when he was 15 years old.
Example sentencesExamples
- He has been a change ringer at St. Pauls Cathedral in London for more than 40 years.
- Bennett became so fascinated with bell ringing, he studied it as an art and has become an ‘occasional change-ringer.’
- At his side, bearing the aspergillum with its sprinkling of holy water, was change-ringer Doug Snoswell.
- Limerick's two full sets of bells, at St Mary's Cathedral and at the Redemptorists, are a treasure, and it is great to see that the city has never been short of volunteer change-ringers to play them.

Definition of change-ringing in US English:

change-ringing

nounˈCHānjˌriNGiNGˈtʃeɪndʒˌrɪŋɪŋ

The ringing of sets of church bells or handbells in a constantly varying order.
Example sentencesExamples
- For twelve bells, the largest number used for change-ringing, the total number of possible sequences is 479,001,600 and would take 37 years and 355 days to ring at a normal ringing rate.
- Called change-ringing bells, the music they make may not be familiar melodies, but if you listen carefully, the music they make is rhythmic and complex.
- In English change-ringing the bell may be balanced upside down and swung through a full circle, the moment of its sounding being controlled by the ringer.
- My main pastime for many years was change-ringing.
- The captain of the bell ringers, Martin Davies, said: ‘A peal of 12 bells will enhance the cathedral's role as a centre of excellence for traditional change-ringing.’

单词	change-ringing
释义	Definition of change-ringing in English: change-ringing noun mass noun The ringing of sets of church bells or handbells in a constantly varying order. Example sentencesExamples For twelve bells, the largest number used for change-ringing, the total number of possible sequences is 479,001,600 and would take 37 years and 355 days to ring at a normal ringing rate. In English change-ringing the bell may be balanced upside down and swung through a full circle, the moment of its sounding being controlled by the ringer. The captain of the bell ringers, Martin Davies, said: ‘A peal of 12 bells will enhance the cathedral's role as a centre of excellence for traditional change-ringing.’ My main pastime for many years was change-ringing. Called change-ringing bells, the music they make may not be familiar melodies, but if you listen carefully, the music they make is rhythmic and complex. Derivatives change-ringer noun He was a change ringer at the Old North Church in Boston when he was 15 years old. Example sentencesExamples He has been a change ringer at St. Pauls Cathedral in London for more than 40 years. Bennett became so fascinated with bell ringing, he studied it as an art and has become an ‘occasional change-ringer.’ At his side, bearing the aspergillum with its sprinkling of holy water, was change-ringer Doug Snoswell. Limerick's two full sets of bells, at St Mary's Cathedral and at the Redemptorists, are a treasure, and it is great to see that the city has never been short of volunteer change-ringers to play them. Definition of change-ringing in US English: change-ringing nounˈCHānjˌriNGiNGˈtʃeɪndʒˌrɪŋɪŋ The ringing of sets of church bells or handbells in a constantly varying order. Example sentencesExamples For twelve bells, the largest number used for change-ringing, the total number of possible sequences is 479,001,600 and would take 37 years and 355 days to ring at a normal ringing rate. Called change-ringing bells, the music they make may not be familiar melodies, but if you listen carefully, the music they make is rhythmic and complex. In English change-ringing the bell may be balanced upside down and swung through a full circle, the moment of its sounding being controlled by the ringer. My main pastime for many years was change-ringing. The captain of the bell ringers, Martin Davies, said: ‘A peal of 12 bells will enhance the cathedral's role as a centre of excellence for traditional change-ringing.’
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