bell ringer

基本解释

The bartender shook my bottle of ale in front of me like a Swiss bell-ringer so it foamed inside the green glass.
酒保在我面前摇着麦芽酒，就像是一名瑞士乐手在摇动手铃，绿色的酒瓶里晃出了许多泡沫。
An unskillful new pilot might be dangerous and historically an unskillful new church bell ringer—if not dangerous—was potentially annoying.
一个不熟练的新飞行员可能是危险的，在历史上，不熟练的教堂敲钟新手，即使不对人造成危险，也有可能会吵到别人。
Story: a young monk as a bell ringer, half down, feel very boring, one day at a time… One day, the host announces he went to the backyard firewood water, because he is not equal to ring the bell.
故事：有一个小和尚担任撞钟一职，半年下来，觉得无聊之极，“做一天和尚撞一天钟”而已。有一天，主持宣布调他到后院劈柴挑水，原因是他不能胜任撞钟一职。

But having read about Mr Grasso's compensation, many investors who have lost pots of cash in the past three years may think that the real beneficiary of their dollars was the grinning bell-ringer himself.
ECONOMIST: The New York Stock Exchange
Yet surely there had been something else, another music inside the public proclamations, and there must have been those who could hear more than the facts, gifted listeners who could pick out the subtleties in the way one bell worked against the others, say, or in the pauses when one ringer stopped, weary or undecided, or touched with the knowledge of imminent mortality.
NEWYORKER: The Bell Ringer

A bell ringer is someone who rings church bells or hand bells, especially as a hobby.