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knoll

/nəʊl/ /noʊl/

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noun

Colina, montículo

A small mound or rounded hill.

Examples :

"The children played hide-and-seek behind the small knoll near the park. "

Los niños jugaban al escondite detrás del pequeño montículo cerca del parque.

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noun

Toque de difuntos

Examples :

"I think you meant "knoll" (a small hill) and not "knell" (the sound of a bell, especially for a death). Here's a sentence for "knoll": We had a picnic on the knoll overlooking the valley. "

Creo que te referías a "knoll" (una pequeña colina) y no a "toque de difuntos" (el sonido de una campana, especialmente para una muerte). Aquí tienes una frase para "knoll": Hicimos un picnic en la colina con vistas al valle.

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verb

Tocar la campana tristemente

To ring (a bell) mournfully; to knell.

Examples :

"The church bells knoll sadly as the funeral procession passed. "

Las campanas de la iglesia sonaron tristemente cuando pasó el cortejo fúnebre.

sound religion music ritual bell-ringing tradition event

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verb

Sonar, doblar

To sound, like a bell; to knell.

Examples :

"The church bell knolled sadly, announcing the passing of a beloved member of the community. "

La campana de la iglesia dobló tristemente, anunciando el fallecimiento de un querido miembro de la comunidad.

sound bell-ringing religion

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verb

Alinear, colocar

To arrange related objects in parallel or at 90 degree angles.

Examples :

"She liked to knoll her pencils on her desk, neatly lining them up in a perfect row before starting her homework. "

A ella le gustaba alinear sus lápices en su escritorio, colocándolos cuidadosamente en una fila perfecta antes de empezar su tarea.

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