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gong
gong Q0001850 (gông, gŏng)n.1. A rimmed metal disk that produces a loud, sonorous tone when struck with a padded mallet.2. A usually saucer-shaped bell that is struck with a mechanically operated hammer.intr.v. gonged, gong·ing, gongs To make the sound of a gong.
[Malay.]gong (ɡɒŋ) n1. (Instruments) Also called: tam-tam a percussion instrument of indefinite pitch, consisting of a metal platelike disc struck with a soft-headed drumstick2. (Mechanical Engineering) a rimmed metal disc, hollow metal hemisphere, or metal strip, tube, or wire that produces a note when struck. It may be used to give alarm signals when operated electromagnetically3. (Horology) a fixed saucer-shaped bell, as on an alarm clock, struck by a mechanically operated hammer4. (Military) slang Brit a medal, esp a military onevb5. (Instruments) (intr) to sound a gong6. (tr) (of traffic police) to summon (a driver) to stop by sounding a gong[C17: from Malay, of imitative origin] ˈgongˌlike adjgong (gɔŋ, gɒŋ)
n. 1. a large bronze disk, that produces a vibrant, hollow tone when struck. 2. a shallow bell struck by an electrically or mechanically operated hammer. 3. (in a clock or watch) a rod or wire, either straight or bent into a spiral, on which the time is struck. v.i. 4. to sound as a gong does; ring, chime, or reverberate. [1800–10; < Malay, Javanese] gong
Past participle: gonged
Gerund: gonging
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| I gong | | you gong | | he/she/it gongs | | we gong | | you gong | | they gong |
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| I gonged | | you gonged | | he/she/it gonged | | we gonged | | you gonged | | they gonged |
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| I am gonging | | you are gonging | | he/she/it is gonging | | we are gonging | | you are gonging | | they are gonging |
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| I have gonged | | you have gonged | | he/she/it has gonged | | we have gonged | | you have gonged | | they have gonged |
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| I was gonging | | you were gonging | | he/she/it was gonging | | we were gonging | | you were gonging | | they were gonging |
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| I had gonged | | you had gonged | | he/she/it had gonged | | we had gonged | | you had gonged | | they had gonged |
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| I will gong | | you will gong | | he/she/it will gong | | we will gong | | you will gong | | they will gong |
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| I will have gonged | | you will have gonged | | he/she/it will have gonged | | we will have gonged | | you will have gonged | | they will have gonged |
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| I will be gonging | | you will be gonging | | he/she/it will be gonging | | we will be gonging | | you will be gonging | | they will be gonging |
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| I have been gonging | | you have been gonging | | he/she/it has been gonging | | we have been gonging | | you have been gonging | | they have been gonging |
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| I will have been gonging | | you will have been gonging | | he/she/it will have been gonging | | we will have been gonging | | you will have been gonging | | they will have been gonging |
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| I had been gonging | | you had been gonging | | he/she/it had been gonging | | we had been gonging | | you had been gonging | | they had been gonging |
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| I would gong | | you would gong | | he/she/it would gong | | we would gong | | you would gong | | they would gong |
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| I would have gonged | | you would have gonged | | he/she/it would have gonged | | we would have gonged | | you would have gonged | | they would have gonged |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  gong - a percussion instrument consisting of a metal plate that is struck with a softheaded drumsticktam-tampercussion instrument, percussive instrument - a musical instrument in which the sound is produced by one object striking another | | 2. |  gong - a percussion instrument consisting of a set of tuned bells that are struck with a hammer; used as an orchestral instrumentchime, bellcarillon - set of bells hung in a bell towerhandbell - a bell that is held in the handpercussion instrument, percussive instrument - a musical instrument in which the sound is produced by one object striking another | | Verb | 1. | gong - sound a gongsound - cause to sound; "sound the bell"; "sound a certain note" |
Translationsgong (goŋ) noun a metal plate which, when struck, gives a ringing sound. a dinner gong. 銅鑼 铜锣gong
a gong showA wild, chaotic, ridiculous, and/or disastrous event. Sometimes written as "gongshow." From the 1976–1978 television show The Gong Show, an amateur talent contest in which judges would end particularly bad acts by striking a giant gong. Primarily heard in Canada. Did you go to that party last night? What a gong show! A: "How do you think you did on your exam?" B: "It was a total gong show. I'll be lucky if I even passed."See also: gong, showgong (one)To abruptly dismiss or stop someone who is in the middle of something. The 1970s TV show The Gong Show popularized the practice of halting a talent act by striking a gong. I thought my presentation was going well, until the boss gonged me halfway through and wouldn't let me continue!See also: gongkick the gong aroundold-fashioned slang To smoke opium or inject heroin. With how glassy her eyes were, I wondered whether she'd been kicking the gong around before she came over to meet me. I think I'll stay home. I hear they're planning to kick the gong around, and I'd rather not be there for that.See also: around, gong, kickkick the gong around smoke opium. informal Gong is early 20th-century US slang for a narcotic drug, especially opium.See also: around, gong, kickgonged (gɔŋd) mod. drug intoxicated. (Drugs. Originally on opium.) Mooshoo found himself in the alley, gonged. See also: gonggong
gong, percussion instrument consisting of a disk, usually with upturned edges, 3 ft (91 cm) or more in diameter in the modern orchestra, often made of bronze, and struck with a felt- or leather-covered mallet or drumstick. Of ancient origin—representations of the gong date back to the 6th cent. A.D.—it has also been called the tam-tam. First used in Western music in the funeral march of Gossec's Mirabeau (1791), the gong has since been a regular member of the European-type orchestra, but it is used sparingly. It is commonly used in East Asian music and in the gamelan music of Bali and Java.GONG Abbrev. for Global Oscillations Network Group.Gong a percussion instrument much in use by the people of Southeast Asia; a convex bronze disk with its edges curved outward. The gong produces a melodious resounding tone when struck with a special hammer. It is used as a signaling instrument, to accompany dances and perfomances at puppet theaters, and in gamelan orchestras. The tam-tam, a variation of the gong, is used in operatic and symphonic orchestras. R. B. GALAISKAIA gong1. a percussion instrument of indefinite pitch, consisting of a metal platelike disc struck with a soft-headed drumstick 2. a rimmed metal disc, hollow metal hemisphere, or metal strip, tube, or wire that produces a note when struck. It may be used to give alarm signals when operated electromagnetically GONG
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| GONG➣Global Oscillation Network Group (Solar Telescope) | | GONG➣Gene Ontology Next Generation (research project; UK) | | GONG➣Goal or Not Goal (online game) |
gong
Related to gong: Gong ShowSynonyms for gongnoun a percussion instrument consisting of a metal plate that is struck with a softheaded drumstickSynonymsRelated Words- percussion instrument
- percussive instrument
noun a percussion instrument consisting of a set of tuned bells that are struck with a hammerSynonymsRelated Words- carillon
- handbell
- percussion instrument
- percussive instrument
verb sound a gongRelated Words |