hour (colloquial)

the sound produced by a bell or a clock.

clocks and watches

a tower or steeple housing a bell or a large clock, such as a campanile

second (unit of time)

o'clock (indicating the time of day)

work or employment that is paid by the hour

a unit of time or duration

set of bells (old Chinese musical instrument)

hotel room rented at an hourly rate

Admiralty, Hong Kong

lit. morning bell and evening drum, symbolizing monastic practice; fig. a timely warning or constant encouragement to progress

An extremely accurate timekeeping device that uses the vibrations of atoms to measure time.

Zhongshan district of Liupanshui city, Guizhou

The literal daily signaling of time via drum and bell in a Buddhist temple; a life defined by religious discipline.

Zhonglou district of Changzhou City [[常州市|常州市|Chang2 zhou1 Shi4]], Jiangsu

to do one's job mechanically or hold a position passively, performing one's duties without initiative, interest, or long-term commitment

an extravagant and luxurious lifestyle

a clock designed to alert or wake a person at a specific time

Zhongshan, a county in Hezhou City [[贺州市|賀州市|He4 zhou1 Shi4]], Guangxi

The style of Chinese script found on ritual bronze vessels like bells and cauldrons, predominantly from the Shang and Zhou dynasties.

Chinese New Year flower (Enkianthus quinqueflorus)

to toll a death knell

being at the end of one's life or career; past one's prime

good and talented people are ignored or discarded while mediocre and bombastic ones are celebrated

referring to the time of seven o'clock.

a brief burst of interest or excitement for something that quickly fades away; lacking persistence or follow-through

to start a work shift; to clock in (especially in service industries)

referring to the time of two o'clock in the morning or afternoon

referring to the time of five o'clock on a clock face

to perform an outcall or accompany a customer to their chosen location (typically referring to sex workers)

at every minute; all the time; continuously

the hour of eleven, or a direction relative to a clock face used for navigation.

ten years of practice for one minute on the stage (idiom)