Collocations for bell - noun

church, temple
wedding (often figurative)
Their friends could already hear wedding bells (= were sure they would get married).

cow (usually cowbell)
sleigh
distant
brass, silver

ring
hear

chime, clang, jangle (esp. AmE), jingle (esp. AmE), peal, ring, ring out, sound, tinkle, toll
The bells on the harness tinkled softly.
The church bells tolled for the funeral.

tower
pull, rope
ringer, ringing (usually bell-ringer, etc.)

a chime of bells
the faint chime of bells

a peal of bells
She heard a peal of church bells.

a sound of bells
The sound of bells echoed across the valley.

bicycle, door (usually doorbell)
dinner, lunch, school
second-period, third-period, etc. (AmE)
electric
alarm, warning (both often figurative)
Alarm bells were ringing inside Stuart's head.

closing, opening
final
dismissal (AmE)
late, tardy (= to indicate that classes are about to start)
loud, shrill

press, ring, sound
answer
She hurried to answer the doorbell.

go, ring, sound
The school bell goes at three every afternoon.

signal sth
interrupt sb/sth

pull, push (BrE)

saved by the bell
Saved by the bell! I thought I'd have to sit here listening to you two argue forever.

bells and whistles
The laptop has all the latest bells and whistles (= attractive extra features).