noun a melodious sound made by a bell or a clock
verb to make a musical or ringing sound
In music, chimes are percussion instruments consisting of tuned metal bars that are struck with a mallet to produce musical tones.
In literature, 'chime' can be used to describe a recurring theme or motif that resonates throughout a work.
In technology, 'chime' can refer to the sound produced by electronic devices to indicate an alert, notification, or completion of a task.
In poetry, the word 'chime' is often used metaphorically to describe harmonious or rhythmic sounds or patterns of words.
Chimes are often used in clocks to indicate the passage of time, with different chime patterns corresponding to different times.
Wind chimes are decorative objects that produce sound when moved by the wind, typically made of metal tubes or rods.
The chime of the clock in the background added a sense of urgency to the scene.
Some psychologists use chimes or bells as a calming tool during therapy sessions.
The chime of the bells added a magical element to the musical performance.
The chime signaled the end of the class and the beginning of lunch break.
The soothing chime at the end of the session helped participants relax and focus on their breath.