Ring Meaning in English
word
/ˈɹɪŋ/
ring
/ɹˈɪŋ/
ring
التعريف
A 'ring' is a circular piece of jewelry worn on your finger. As a verb, it means to make a telephone call or to make a bell or similar object produce a sound.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
As a noun, 'ring' usually refers to jewelry (wedding ring, gold ring). As a verb, common phrases include 'ring the bell', 'ring someone up', and 'my phone is ringing.' In British English, 'ring' means 'call by phone' (while Americans use 'call' more often). Can also refer to a group (crime ring) in specific contexts.
Spanish: anillo - llamar (por teléfono) - sonar (campana)Portuguese (BR): anel - tocar (telefone/campainha) - soar (campainha)Portuguese (PT): anel - tocar (telefone/campainha) - soar (campainha)Chinese (Simplified): 戒指 - 打电话 - 响（铃声）Chinese (Traditional): 戒指 - 打電話 - 響（鈴聲）Hindi: अंगूठी - कॉल करना - घंटी बजनाArabic: خاتم - اتصل (بالهاتف) - يرن (جرس)Bengali: আঙটি - টেলিফোন করা - বেজে ওঠা (ঘণ্টা)Russian: кольцо - звонить (по телефону) - звонить (в звонок)Japanese: 指輪 - 電話をかける - 鳴る（ベルなど）Vietnamese: nhẫn - gọi điện - reo (chuông)Korean: 반지 - 전화하다 - 울리다 (종 등)Turkish: yüzük - telefon etmek - çalmak (zil vb.)Urdu: انگوٹھی - فون کرنا - بجنا (گھنٹی)Indonesian: cincin - menelepon - berbunyi (lonceng)
جمل نموذجية
She wears a gold ring on her finger.
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Can you ring the bell for me?
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I will ring you tomorrow.
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The phone started to ring just as I left the room.
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She said yes when I gave her the ring.
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Let me ring you back in five minutes.
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