bell deck
bɛl dɛk
Definition

Definition of bell deck - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
architectureDatedfloor of a belfry serving as a roofDated
  • The bell deck was sturdy and well-constructed.
2.
maritimeDatedplatform on a ship where the bell is locatedDated
  • The sailor rang the bell on the bell deck during the storm..
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Images of bell deck

  • bell deck: floor of a belfry serving as a roof
    floor of a belfry serving as a roof
  • bell deck: platform on a ship where the bell is located
    platform on a ship where the bell is located

Expressions with bell

warning belln.
bell used to alert people to danger
The warning bell rang loudly during the fire drill..
ring a bellv.
make a bell produce sound
Please ring a bell to start the ceremony.
ring of a belln.
sound made by a bell when struck
The ring of a bell echoed through the hall.
ring the bellv.
make a bell produce sound
He rang the bell to announce dinner.
it is ringing a bellexp.
sound familiar or trigger a vague memory
That title is ringing a bell, but I can't recall the plot.
it rings a bellexp.
sounds familiar but not fully remembered
That street name rings a bell, but I can't place it.

Expressions with deck

on deckadv.
ready for action or duty
The team is on deck for the big game.
deck outv.
decorate something to make it more attractive
They decked out the hall for the wedding.
deck upv.
put on nice clothes for an event
She decided to deck up for the party.
deck overv.
cover a surface with a deck structure
We plan to deck over the patio this summer.
all hands on deckexp.
everyone must help immediately
The project deadline is tomorrow, so it's all hands on deck.
hit the deckv.
move quickly down to the ground, often for safety
When the alarm sounded, everyone hit the deck.
deck oneself outv.
dress oneself in fancy or elaborate clothes
She decked herself out for the party.
stack the deckv.
arrange things so someone has an unfair advantage
They tried to stack the deck against us.
arrange the deck chairsv.
reorganize minor details without solving main issue
They arranged the deck chairs instead of addressing the budget crisis.
deck the hallsv.
decorate a place for a festive occasion
We deck the halls with lights and ornaments for Christmas.

Terms related to bell deck

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
architecturebuildingconstructionfloorroofsteeplestructuretowerdeckmarinemaritimenautical

Examples of bell deck in a sentence

  • Birds nested on the bell deck.
  • The bell deck was slippery from the rain.
  • They gathered on the bell deck for the ceremony.

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  1. French:plate-forme de clocher, pont de la cloche, ...
  2. German:Glockenboden, Glockendeck, ...
  3. Italian:piano delle campane, ponte della campana, ...
  4. Spanish:piso del campanario, cubierta de campana, ...
  5. Portuguese:piso do campanário, convés do sino, ...
  6. Chinese:钟楼平台, 钟台, ...
  7. Japanese:鐘楼のデッキ, 鐘甲板, ...
  8. Arabic:سطح بَرْج الأجراس, سطح الجرس, ...
  9. Hebrew:רִצְפַּת הַמִּגְדָּל, דֶּק הַפַּעֲמוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:этаж колокольни, площадка с колоколом, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дзвіниця, платформа з дзвоном, ...
  12. Hindi:घंटी डेक, ...

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