Chimes

How many syllables in Chimes?

chimes has 1 syllables

Split Chimes into syllables?

chimes

Definition of Chimes

Chimes are musical instruments made of metal tubes or rods that make a ringing sound when they hit each other.

How should Chimes divide into syllables

The word 'chimes' has one syllable. It has two vowels (i and e) and four consonants (c, h, m, s)

Part of Speech - Chimes

Noun

The chimes in the clock tower play a tune every hour.

Sentences with Chimes

  • The chimes in the wind made a beautiful sound.
  • I love the sound of chimes on a breezy day.
  • Grandma has a chime that plays a tune when the wind blows.
  • The church chimes rang out at noon.
  • The wind chimes were too loud for the neighbors.
  • The chimes sounded like music to my ears.
  • I bought a set of chimes to hang in my garden.
  • The chimes in the music box played a sweet melody.
  • The chimes on the door jingled as we entered the store.
  • The chimes on the Christmas tree added a festive touch.

Quotes with Chimes

  • The chimes were ringing the three-quarters past eleven at that moment.
  • The clock struck the half-hour, the chimes resounding among the trees.
  • The chimes of the clock in the hall had struck nine.
  • The chimes of the church clock were ringing.
  • The chimes of Big Ben rang out over London.
  • The chimes sounded like a heavenly choir.
  • The chimes echoed through the valley.
  • The chimes signaled the end of the school day.
  • The chimes played a haunting melody.
  • The chimes were a constant reminder of time passing.

Number of characters in Chimes

6 ( c, h, i, m, e, s )

Unique letters in Chimes

6 ( c, h, i, m, e, s )

Chimes Backwards

semihc

Phonetic Transcription of Chimes

IPA (International): tʃaɪmz

ARA (American): tʃaɪmz

EPA (English): tʃaɪmz

CHAY-MZ