Definition of ping-pong in English:

ping-pong

noun ˈpɪŋpɒŋˈpɪŋˌpɔŋ

mass nountrademark in US, informal

another term for table tennis
Example sentencesExamples
- The local game of road tennis is a cross between ping-pong and lawn tennis.
- We weren't any good at basketball and there were too many of us for racquetball or ping-pong.
- There is a Junior Clubhouse at the edge of a large grassy clearing and park area where they can play a game of ping-pong or just sit and talk.
- Just another round of field hockey, shot put, or ping-pong at the Athens Olympics.
- Abandoning ping-pong, Andrew became a sports agent and adopted Campbell as his client, or perhaps it was the other way round.

Origin

Early 20th century: imitative of the sound of a bat striking a ball.

Definition of ping-pong in US English:

ping-pong

nounˈpiNGˌpôNGˈpɪŋˌpɔŋ

trademark in US, informal

another term for table tennis
Example sentencesExamples
- Abandoning ping-pong, Andrew became a sports agent and adopted Campbell as his client, or perhaps it was the other way round.
- The local game of road tennis is a cross between ping-pong and lawn tennis.
- There is a Junior Clubhouse at the edge of a large grassy clearing and park area where they can play a game of ping-pong or just sit and talk.
- We weren't any good at basketball and there were too many of us for racquetball or ping-pong.
- Just another round of field hockey, shot put, or ping-pong at the Athens Olympics.

Origin

Early 20th century: imitative of the sound of a bat striking a ball.

单词	ping-pong
释义	Definition of ping-pong in English: ping-pong noun ˈpɪŋpɒŋˈpɪŋˌpɔŋ mass nountrademark in US, informal another term for table tennis Example sentencesExamples The local game of road tennis is a cross between ping-pong and lawn tennis. We weren't any good at basketball and there were too many of us for racquetball or ping-pong. There is a Junior Clubhouse at the edge of a large grassy clearing and park area where they can play a game of ping-pong or just sit and talk. Just another round of field hockey, shot put, or ping-pong at the Athens Olympics. Abandoning ping-pong, Andrew became a sports agent and adopted Campbell as his client, or perhaps it was the other way round. Origin Early 20th century: imitative of the sound of a bat striking a ball. Definition of ping-pong in US English: ping-pong nounˈpiNGˌpôNGˈpɪŋˌpɔŋ trademark in US, informal another term for table tennis Example sentencesExamples Abandoning ping-pong, Andrew became a sports agent and adopted Campbell as his client, or perhaps it was the other way round. The local game of road tennis is a cross between ping-pong and lawn tennis. There is a Junior Clubhouse at the edge of a large grassy clearing and park area where they can play a game of ping-pong or just sit and talk. We weren't any good at basketball and there were too many of us for racquetball or ping-pong. Just another round of field hockey, shot put, or ping-pong at the Athens Olympics. Origin Early 20th century: imitative of the sound of a bat striking a ball.
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