英语词汇“ring”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

ringnoun

uk/rɪŋ/us/rɪŋ/

ring noun (CIRCLE)

B2 [ C ] a circle of any material, or any group of things or people in a circular shape or arrangement:

The game involved throwing metal rings over a stick.

The children sat in a ring around the teacher.

A2 [ C ] a circular piece of jewellery worn especially on your finger:

He bought her a diamond/emerald, etc. ring (= a ring with a jewel attached to it).

[ C ] a group of people who help each other, often secretly and in a way that is to their advantage:

a drug ring

a spy ring

See also

ringleader

[ C ] US usually element a circular piece of material often made of metal that can be heated in order to be used for cooking:

a gas ring

an electric ring

[ C ] a special area where people perform or compete:

a boxing ring

The horses trotted round the ring.

See also

ringside

rings [ plural ]

two round handles at the ends of two long ropes that hang from the ceiling and are used in gymnastics

More examples

She accidentally dropped her ring down a drain in the road.
Muhammad Ali's showmanship in the ring shouldn't detract from his considerable skill.
She sat there nervously twisting the ring around on her finger.
The jeweller skillfully engraved the initials on the ring.
His arm was manacled to a ring on the wall.

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Spherical, circular and annular objects

ball
blob
bobble
bowling ball
bubble
cylinder
disc
egg
game ball
glob
globule
hoop
orb
pellet
pommel
roll
sphere
spool
spring

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Things collected in lines or rings

Jewellery

Groups of people

Kitchen appliances

Surfaces on which sports take place

Gymnastics

ring noun (PHONE)

A2 [ S ] mainly UK US usually and UK also call the act of making a phone call to someone:

I'll give you a ring tomorrow.

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Communications - by telephone

aeroplane mode
airplane mode
alarm call
bell
break
break up
call sb up
cold-calling
conference call
connection
cut
give sb a buzz idiom
hash
hold
put sb through
put sth down 1
telecommuting
tinkle
top-up card
transfer

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ring noun (SOUND)

B2 [ C ] the sound a bell makes:

There was a ring at the door.

He gave a ring at the door.

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Sounds made by objects, movement or impact

clash
crackling
ding
ding-a-ling
ding-dong
fizz
hoot
jangling
knock
pip
rasp
ringer
rumbling
sing
slam
swish
thud
twang
whine
whistle

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Idiom(s)

have a familiar ring (to it)

have a/the ring of truth

run rings round sb

ringverb

uk/rɪŋ/us/rɪŋ/

ring verb (PHONE)

A2 [ I or T ] rang, rung mainly UK US usually and UK also call to make a phone call to someone:

I ring home once a week to tell my parents I'm okay.

There's been an accident - can you ring for an ambulance?

The boss rang (in) to say he'll be back at 4.30.

UK I rang round the airlines (= called many of them) to find out the cheapest price.

Why don't you ring (up) Simon and ask him to the party?

More examples

"I'm sorry I forgot to ring you." "Oh, don't worry."
"Margot rang to say she's too busy to come." "She would - she always has an excuse."
That decorator you rang about painting the house - did he ever return your call?
If anyone rings for me, please tell them I'll be back in the office at four o'clock.
I've just rung him but there was no answer.

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Communications - by telephone

aeroplane mode
airplane mode
alarm call
bell
break
break up
call sb up
cold-calling
conference call
connection
cut
give sb a buzz idiom
hash
hold
put sb through
put sth down 1
telecommuting
tinkle
top-up card
transfer

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Communicating & keeping in touch

ring verb (MAKE SOUND)

B1 [ I or T ] rang, rung to (cause to) make the sound of a bell:

The doorbell/phone rang.

Anne's alarm clock rang for half an hour before she woke.

I rang the bell but nobody came to the door.

My head is/My ears are still ringing (= are full of a ringing noise) from the sound of the military band.

More examples

I was just snuggling down into my warm duvet when the phone rang.
I was on the toilet when the phone rang.
The phone rang, breaking my concentration.
Is that the bell ringing?
Ring the bell and see if he answers.

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Sounds made by objects, movement or impact

clash
crackling
ding
ding-a-ling
ding-dong
fizz
hoot
jangling
knock
pip
rasp
ringer
rumbling
sing
slam
swish
thud
twang
whine
whistle

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ring verb (CIRCLE)

[ T ] ringed, ringed to surround something:

Armed police ringed the hijacked plane.

The harbour is dangerous - it's ringed by/with rocks and reefs.

UK [ T ] ringed, ringed to draw a circle around something:

Students should ring the correct answers in pencil.

[ T ] ringed, ringed to put a ring on something, especially an animal:

We ringed the birds (= put rings around their legs) so that we could identify them later.

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Enclosing, surrounding and immersing

beleaguer
beleaguered
beset
border
box sb/sth in
dunk
fence sth in
fence sth off
flooding
gather
gift-wrap
gift-wrapped
steep
surround
swallow
wall sth off
wound 1
wrap
wrap (sb) up
wrap sth around sb/sth

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Animal farming - general words

Idiom(s)

ring a bell

ring the changes (on)

ring true/false

Phrasal verb(s)

ring (sb) back

ring off

ring out

ring sb/sth up

ring sth up

ring with sth

单词	ring
释义	Contents noun (3) ring (CIRCLE) ring (PHONE) ring (SOUND) verb (3) ring (PHONE) ring (MAKE SOUND) ring (CIRCLE) Contents noun (4) ring (CIRCLE) ring (SPACE) ring (GROUP) ring (SOUND) verb (2) ring (SOUND) ring (CIRCLE) more…(1) ringer Contents verb (4) ring (1) ring (2) ring (3) ring (4) noun (3) ring (1) ring (2) ring (3) English American Business ringnoun uk/rɪŋ/us/rɪŋ/ ring noun (CIRCLE) B2 [ C ] a circle of any material, or any group of things or people in a circular shape or arrangement: The game involved throwing metal rings over a stick. The children sat in a ring around the teacher. A2 [ C ] a circular piece of jewellery worn especially on your finger: He bought her a diamond/emerald, etc. ring (= a ring with a jewel attached to it). [ C ] a group of people who help each other, often secretly and in a way that is to their advantage: a drug ring a spy ring See also ringleader [ C ] US usually element a circular piece of material often made of metal that can be heated in order to be used for cooking: a gas ring an electric ring [ C ] a special area where people perform or compete: a boxing ring The horses trotted round the ring. See also ringside rings [ plural ] two round handles at the ends of two long ropes that hang from the ceiling and are used in gymnastics More examples She accidentally dropped her ring down a drain in the road. Muhammad Ali's showmanship in the ring shouldn't detract from his considerable skill. She sat there nervously twisting the ring around on her finger. The jeweller skillfully engraved the initials on the ring. His arm was manacled to a ring on the wall. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Spherical, circular and annular objects ball blob bobble bowling ball bubble cylinder disc egg game ball glob globule hoop orb pellet pommel roll sphere spool spring See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Things collected in lines or rings Jewellery Groups of people Kitchen appliances Surfaces on which sports take place Gymnastics ring noun (PHONE) A2 [ S ] mainly UK US usually and UK also call the act of making a phone call to someone: I'll give you a ring tomorrow. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Communications - by telephone aeroplane mode airplane mode alarm call bell break break up call sb up cold-calling conference call connection cut give sb a buzz idiom hash hold put sb through *put sth* down 1 telecommuting tinkle top-up card transfer See more results » ring noun (SOUND) B2 [ C ] the sound a bell makes: There was a ring at the door. He gave a ring at the door. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Sounds made by objects, movement or impact clash crackling ding ding-a-ling ding-dong fizz hoot jangling knock pip rasp ringer rumbling sing slam swish thud twang whine whistle See more results » Idiom(s) have a familiar ring (to it) have a/the ring of truth run rings round sb ringverb uk/rɪŋ/us/rɪŋ/ ring verb (PHONE) A2 [ I or T ] rang, rung mainly UK US usually and UK also call to make a phone call to someone: I ring home once a week to tell my parents I'm okay. There's been an accident - can you ring for an ambulance? The boss rang (in) to say he'll be back at 4.30. UK I rang round the airlines (= called many of them) to find out the cheapest price. Why don't you ring (up) Simon and ask him to the party? More examples "I'm sorry I forgot to ring you." "Oh, don't worry." "Margot rang to say she's too busy to come." "She would - she always has an excuse." That decorator you rang about painting the house - did he ever return your call? If anyone rings for me, please tell them I'll be back in the office at four o'clock. I've just rung him but there was no answer. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Communications - by telephone aeroplane mode airplane mode alarm call bell break break up call sb up cold-calling conference call connection cut give sb a buzz idiom hash hold put sb through put sth down 1 telecommuting tinkle top-up card transfer See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Communicating & keeping in touch ring verb (MAKE SOUND) B1 [ I or T ] rang, rung to (cause to) make the sound of a bell: The doorbell/phone rang. Anne's alarm clock rang for half an hour before she woke. I rang the bell but nobody came to the door. My head is/My ears are still ringing (= are full of a ringing noise) from the sound of the military band. More examples I was just snuggling down into my warm duvet when the phone rang. I was on the toilet when the phone rang. The phone rang, breaking my concentration. Is that the bell ringing? Ring the bell and see if he answers. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Sounds made by objects, movement or impact clash crackling ding ding-a-ling ding-dong fizz hoot jangling knock pip rasp ringer rumbling sing slam swish thud twang whine whistle See more results » ring verb (CIRCLE) [ T ] ringed, ringed to surround something: Armed police ringed the hijacked plane. The harbour is dangerous - it's ringed by/with rocks and reefs. UK [ T ] ringed, ringed to draw a circle around something: Students should ring the correct answers in pencil. [ T ] ringed, ringed to put a ring on something, especially an animal: We ringed the birds (= put rings around their legs) so that we could identify them later. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Enclosing, surrounding and immersing beleaguer beleaguered beset border box sb/sth in dunk fence sth in fence sth off flooding gather gift-wrap gift-wrapped steep surround swallow wall sth off wound 1 wrap wrap (sb) up** wrap sth around sb/sth See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Animal farming - general words Idiom(s) ring a bell ring the changes (on) ring true/false Phrasal verb(s) ring (sb) back ring off ring out ring sb/sth up ring sth up ring with sth ringnoun us/rɪŋ/ ring noun (CIRCLE) [ C ] a circular piece, esp. of jewelry worn on a finger: a gold wedding ring [ C ] A ring is also any group of things or people in a circular shape or arrangement: a key ring A ring of people joined hands in the dance. earth science [ C ] A ring is also the small pieces of matter that circle around a planet. ring noun (SPACE) a space where people perform or compete that is separated from, and usually at the center of, the space where people can watch the event: a boxing ring a one-ring/three-ring circus ring noun (GROUP) [ C ] a group of people who work together, often secretly in criminal activities: a spy ring ring noun (SOUND) [ C usually sing ] a telephone call: I’ll give Sophia a ring. Idiom(s) something rings a bell ringverb us/rɪŋ/ ring verb (SOUND) [ I/T ] past tense rang /ræŋ/, past participle rung /rʌŋ/to make a sound, esp. the sound made when metal is hit, or to cause a bell to make a sound: [ I ] The telephone rang. [ T ] I rang the doorbell but nobody answered. [ I ] My ears are ringing (= I hear a noise that is not really there). ring verb (CIRCLE) [ T ] to surround something: The island is ringed with rocks. ringer noun [ C usually sing ] us/ˈrɪŋ·ər/ I turned the ringer off on my phone so I could get some sleep. Phrasal verb(s) ring up something ring up someone ringverb uk/rɪŋ/usrang, rung [ I or T ] UK also ring up COMMUNICATIONS to call someone on the phone: If he's out of the office, ring his mobile. I rang a few stockbrokers to see what they would recommend. When someone rings up, we can make provisional approval for a loan within five minutes. ring (sb) about/for sth The price of insurance can depend on when you ring for a quote. See also call [ I ] COMMUNICATIONS if a phone rings, it makes a sound because someone is calling: The phone was ringing. My phone didn't ring all morning. ring the (cash) register also (cash) registers are ringing used to describe a situation in which there are a lot of sales or a big profit is being made: Consumers are ringing cash registers at a steady pace, incomes are on the rise, and exports are rocketing. Cash registers were ringing across the nation over the Christmas period. ring off the hook US COMMUNICATIONS if a phone is ringing off the hook, it rings a lot of times: His phone has been ringing off the hook with calls from people who want him to do work for them. Phrasal verb(s) ring around (sb/sth) ring (sb) back ring in ring off ring up sth ringnoun uk/rɪŋ/us a group of people working together illegally: a drugs/smuggling/betting ring STOCK MARKET the part of a stock exchange or commodity exchange (= place where oil, metal, grain, coffee, etc. are traded) where the buying and selling takes place: Some commodity markets still have a trading floor or ring. See also pit give sb a ring UK informal COMMUNICATIONS to call someone on the phone: If we can be of any further assistance please give us a ring. See also auction ring price ring
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ringnoun

ring noun (CIRCLE)

ring noun (PHONE)

ring noun (SOUND)

Idiom(s)

ringverb

ring verb (PHONE)

ring verb (MAKE SOUND)

ring verb (CIRCLE)

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

ringnoun

ring noun (CIRCLE)

ring noun (SPACE)

ring noun (GROUP)

ring noun (SOUND)

Idiom(s)

ringverb

ring verb (SOUND)

ring verb (CIRCLE)

Phrasal verb(s)

ringverb

Phrasal verb(s)

ringnoun

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