Son de cloche ou d'horloge qui retentit.
A ringing sound made by a bell or clock.
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Nous avons entendu le carillon de la cloche de l'église. — We heard the chime of the church bell.
L'horloge a sonné à minuit. — The clock chimed at midnight.
La sonnette a un carillon doux. — The doorbell has a soft chime.
Les cloches sonnent toutes les heures le dimanche. — The bells chime every hour on Sundays.
Un carillon nous a annoncé la fin du cours. — A chime told us the lesson was over.
Écoute, les cloches de la tour vont sonner. — Listen, the tower bells are about to chime.
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