Definition of doorbell in English:

doorbell

nounˈdɔːbɛlˈdɔrbɛl

A bell in a building which can be rung by visitors outside to signal their arrival.
Charlotte rang the doorbell
Example sentencesExamples
- The children ring our doorbells in the middle of the night.
- A couple of weeks ago the postman rang the doorbell early on a Saturday morning.
- I go home and people are running in and out of the house and not even ringing the doorbell.
- Help with mailings, attend campaign events, and volunteer to go ring doorbells with the candidate.
- I grinned at him and gave him a hug just as the doorbell rang signalling the arrival of my friends.
- I ignore the doorbell when it rings because it's never a genuine visitor.
- The dog is trained to alert them to doorbells, smoke alarms and phones.
- The association also provides equipment and aids for use in daily living like television and stereo listening devices, smoke alarms and doorbells.
- She has a sister who lives in Queens, but she has never had enough courage to ring the doorbell.
- But not everyone likes having their doorbell rung after dark, especially the elderly.
- Both have been ringing more doorbells for several reasons.
- The girl rang the doorbell of a nearby house and told the owner what had happened.
- I slowly limped to the house, rang the doorbell like a shy visitor, and waited for mom to greet me.
- Unionists have volunteered to go out and ring doorbells to urge people to cancel their subscriptions.
- I'm not a jumpy person, especially when doorbells ring.
- She goes from house to house, ringing doorbells and then running away.
- A man rang the doorbell and said he was doing some work next door and would like a brew.
- He rang the doorbell three times and sat outside my house in his car for over an hour.
- Say you are visiting a friend in Paris and you want to ring his doorbell.
- At about quarter to midnight the doorbell rang and more guests arrived.

Definition of doorbell in US English:

doorbell

nounˈdɔrbɛlˈdôrbel

A bell in a building which can be rung by visitors outside to signal their arrival.
Charlotte rang the doorbell
Example sentencesExamples
- Both have been ringing more doorbells for several reasons.
- Unionists have volunteered to go out and ring doorbells to urge people to cancel their subscriptions.
- Say you are visiting a friend in Paris and you want to ring his doorbell.
- At about quarter to midnight the doorbell rang and more guests arrived.
- I slowly limped to the house, rang the doorbell like a shy visitor, and waited for mom to greet me.
- But not everyone likes having their doorbell rung after dark, especially the elderly.
- Help with mailings, attend campaign events, and volunteer to go ring doorbells with the candidate.
- A couple of weeks ago the postman rang the doorbell early on a Saturday morning.
- He rang the doorbell three times and sat outside my house in his car for over an hour.
- I ignore the doorbell when it rings because it's never a genuine visitor.
- She has a sister who lives in Queens, but she has never had enough courage to ring the doorbell.
- The children ring our doorbells in the middle of the night.
- A man rang the doorbell and said he was doing some work next door and would like a brew.
- I grinned at him and gave him a hug just as the doorbell rang signalling the arrival of my friends.
- The girl rang the doorbell of a nearby house and told the owner what had happened.
- I'm not a jumpy person, especially when doorbells ring.
- She goes from house to house, ringing doorbells and then running away.
- The association also provides equipment and aids for use in daily living like television and stereo listening devices, smoke alarms and doorbells.
- The dog is trained to alert them to doorbells, smoke alarms and phones.
- I go home and people are running in and out of the house and not even ringing the doorbell.

单词	doorbell
释义	Definition of doorbell in English: doorbell nounˈdɔːbɛlˈdɔrbɛl A bell in a building which can be rung by visitors outside to signal their arrival. Charlotte rang the doorbell Example sentencesExamples The children ring our doorbells in the middle of the night. A couple of weeks ago the postman rang the doorbell early on a Saturday morning. I go home and people are running in and out of the house and not even ringing the doorbell. Help with mailings, attend campaign events, and volunteer to go ring doorbells with the candidate. I grinned at him and gave him a hug just as the doorbell rang signalling the arrival of my friends. I ignore the doorbell when it rings because it's never a genuine visitor. The dog is trained to alert them to doorbells, smoke alarms and phones. The association also provides equipment and aids for use in daily living like television and stereo listening devices, smoke alarms and doorbells. She has a sister who lives in Queens, but she has never had enough courage to ring the doorbell. But not everyone likes having their doorbell rung after dark, especially the elderly. Both have been ringing more doorbells for several reasons. The girl rang the doorbell of a nearby house and told the owner what had happened. I slowly limped to the house, rang the doorbell like a shy visitor, and waited for mom to greet me. Unionists have volunteered to go out and ring doorbells to urge people to cancel their subscriptions. I'm not a jumpy person, especially when doorbells ring. She goes from house to house, ringing doorbells and then running away. A man rang the doorbell and said he was doing some work next door and would like a brew. He rang the doorbell three times and sat outside my house in his car for over an hour. Say you are visiting a friend in Paris and you want to ring his doorbell. At about quarter to midnight the doorbell rang and more guests arrived. Definition of doorbell in US English: doorbell nounˈdɔrbɛlˈdôrbel A bell in a building which can be rung by visitors outside to signal their arrival. Charlotte rang the doorbell Example sentencesExamples Both have been ringing more doorbells for several reasons. Unionists have volunteered to go out and ring doorbells to urge people to cancel their subscriptions. Say you are visiting a friend in Paris and you want to ring his doorbell. At about quarter to midnight the doorbell rang and more guests arrived. I slowly limped to the house, rang the doorbell like a shy visitor, and waited for mom to greet me. But not everyone likes having their doorbell rung after dark, especially the elderly. Help with mailings, attend campaign events, and volunteer to go ring doorbells with the candidate. A couple of weeks ago the postman rang the doorbell early on a Saturday morning. He rang the doorbell three times and sat outside my house in his car for over an hour. I ignore the doorbell when it rings because it's never a genuine visitor. She has a sister who lives in Queens, but she has never had enough courage to ring the doorbell. The children ring our doorbells in the middle of the night. A man rang the doorbell and said he was doing some work next door and would like a brew. I grinned at him and gave him a hug just as the doorbell rang signalling the arrival of my friends. The girl rang the doorbell of a nearby house and told the owner what had happened. I'm not a jumpy person, especially when doorbells ring. She goes from house to house, ringing doorbells and then running away. The association also provides equipment and aids for use in daily living like television and stereo listening devices, smoke alarms and doorbells. The dog is trained to alert them to doorbells, smoke alarms and phones. I go home and people are running in and out of the house and not even ringing the doorbell.
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