Ring in the new year Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To celebrate or welcome the beginning of the new year, often with parties, events, or other joyful activities at midnight on December 31.
Usage & Nuances
Idiom, somewhat formal or festive; used especially to refer to traditional or organized celebrations. Often seen in event advertising ('Come ring in the new year with us!'). Not used for other events—applies only to New Year's.
Example Sentences
Many people ring in the new year with fireworks and music.
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We always ring in the new year at my grandmother’s house.
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Let’s ring in the new year with a toast at midnight.
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Are you doing anything special to ring in the new year this time?
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Join us downtown to ring in the new year with a big public party.
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Last year, we went traveling to ring in the new year somewhere new.
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