"chime" is the third person singular present subjunctive of the verb chimar. View conjugation.

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chime

[tʃaɪm]

sustantivo

1. carillón (m) (of bells); campanada (f) (of clock)

verbo transitivo

también:

the clock chimed nine o'clock -> el reloj dio las nueve

verbo intransitivo

2. dar la hora (clock); repicar (bells)

chime [chaim]

sustantivo

1. Armonía de sonidos, como los de las campanas o de un instrumento; melodía; ritmo (de un discurso o poema).

2. Juego de campanas dispuestas de modo que producen sonidos armónicos.

3. Conformidad, analogía.

Repique (sound/of bells); campanada (of clock); campanilla (of doorbell). Carillón (device).

sustantivo

1. Jable o gárgol de tonel, barril o cuba, salida dormada por las extremidades de las duela

sustantivo

2. Muesca, ranura de la duela.

verbo neutro (intransitivo)

1. Sonar con armonía; repicar (bell); dar la hora, sonar (clock). (n)

2. Convenir, concordar. (n)

3. Tañer, repicar las campana (n)

sustantivo

va. Tocar o mover alguna cosa con compás y armonía (tune).

chime [tʃaɪm]

noun

(sound) [of church bells] repique (m); [of clock] campanada (f); (set) juego (m) de campanas; carillón (m)

a chime of bells un carillón

verb:transitive

[+bell] tocar

verb:intransitive

repicar; sonar

the clock chimed six el reloj dio las seis

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Verb Conjugation for "chime"

Imperative

chime
you chime
he/she chimes
we chime
you chime
they chime

Preterite

I chimed
you chimed
he/she chimed
we chimed
you chimed
they chimed

Present Continuous

I am chiming
you are chiming
he/she is chiming
we are chiming
you are chiming
they are chiming

Present Perfect

I have chimed
you have chimed
he/she has chimed
we have chimed
you have chimed
they have chimed

Past Continuous

I was chiming
you were chiming
he/she was chiming
we were chiming
you were chiming
they were chiming

Past Perfect

I had chimed
you had chimed
he/she had chimed
we had chimed
you had chimed
they had chimed

Future

I will chime
you will chime
he/she will chime
we will chime
you will chime
they will chime

Future Perfect

I will have chimed
you will have chimed
he/she will have chimed
we will have chimed
you will have chimed
they will have chimed

Future Continuous

I will be chiming
you will be chiming
he/she will be chiming
we will be chiming
you will be chiming
they will be chiming

Present Perfect Continuous

I have been chiming
you have been chiming
he/she has been chiming
we have been chiming
you have been chiming
they have been chiming

Future Perfect Continuous

I will have been chiming
you will have been chiming
he/she will have been chiming
we will have been chiming
you will have been chiming
they will have been chiming

Past Perfect Continuous

I had been chiming
you had been chiming
he/she had been chiming
we had been chiming
you had been chiming
they had been chiming

chimar [che-mahr’]

article & verb transitive

1. To scratch. (Ante Meridian & Central America) (m)

2. To annoy, to bother (molestar). (Ante Meridian & Central America & Mexico) (m)

3. To fuck, to screw. (Ante Meridian & Central America) (m)

chimar

verbo:transitivo

1 (Centroamérica) (México) (molestar) to annoy; bother

2 (Centroamérica) (arañar) to scratch

3 (Centroamérica) (copular) to fuck (vulgar); screw (vulgar)

Verb Conjugation for "chimar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	chimo	chimé	chimaba	chimaré	chime
Tú	chimas	chimaste	chimabas	chimarás	chimes
Ella/Él/Usted	chima	chimó	chimaba	chimará	chime
Nosotros	chimamos	chimamos	chimábamos	chimaremos	chimemos
Vosotros	chimáis	chimasteis	chimabais	chimaréis	chiméis
Ellos/Ustedes	chiman	chimaron	chimaban	chimarán	chimen