The noon siren is blowing.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The noon siren is blowing.

The bell rings at noon.

The wind chime jingles.

The whistle blows at noon.

There goes the fire bell!

The noon siren [hooter] blew.

The evening bell is tolling.

Click‐clack went the night watchman's clappers.

sound a flood warning

There goes the siren.

the alarm clangored throughout the building

Clang! clang! goes the fire-bell.

The fire alarm rang.

of a kite, the action of screaming in the morning

That alarm rings so many times.

The bell is ringing out the Old Year.

a merry peal of bells

The evening bell tolls.

The fire-bell began to clang.

The alarm clock did not ring at the time it was set for [at].

All of a sudden, the fire alarm went off.

All of a sudden the fire alarm went off.

toot [sound] one's horn

Cicadas are singing.

The bell is ringing.

There is warning of an approaching storm.

The alarm went off but I didn't notice.

shriek (out) a warning

The bell rings loud and clear.

The departure gong sounded.