chime
verb [ I or T ] uk/tʃaɪm/ us/tʃaɪm/
（铃或钟）敲，鸣，响
(of bells) to make a clear ringing sound
In the square the church bells chimed. 广场上教堂的钟声敲响了。
Phrasal verb
chime in 插话（通常表示赞同）;附和
to interrupt or speak in a conversation, usually to agree with what has been said
"It's very difficult," I said. "Impossible," she chimed in. 我说：“太难了。”“根本不可能，”她附和道。
Andy chimed in with his view of the situation. 安迪插进话来，谈了自己对形势的看法。
chime
noun uk/tʃaɪm/ us/tʃaɪm/
[ C ]钟声，铃声，鸣响声
a ringing sound
I was woken up by the chimes of the cathedral bells. 我被大教堂的钟声唤醒。
[ plural ]排钟;（成套）编击乐器
a set of small bells, or objects that make ringing sounds
wind chimes 风铃
[ plural ] (also tubular bells)管钟（由一组金属管组成的乐器，敲击后会产生响声）
a musical instrument consisting of a set of metal tubes that are hit to produce a ringing sound