Ring out Meaning in English
expression
ˈɹɪŋ/ /ˈaʊt
RING-owt
ɹˈɪŋ/ /ˈaʊt
ring-OWT
Definition
To be heard loudly and clearly, usually describing a sound such as a bell, gunshot, or someone's voice.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in literature and news for dramatic sounds ('bells ring out', 'cheers ring out'). Describes sudden, loud, and clear sounds. Not for continuous noises. Typically not used for quiet or soft sounds.
Spanish: resonar - sonar fuertePortuguese (BR): ressoar - soar altoPortuguese (PT): ressoar - soar altoChinese (Simplified): 响起Chinese (Traditional): 響起Hindi: गूँजनाArabic: يدوي بقوةBengali: প্রতিধ্বনিত হওয়া - জোরে বাজাRussian: раздаться (о звуке) - прозвучать громкоJapanese: 鳴り響くVietnamese: vang lên - vang dộiKorean: 울려 퍼지다Turkish: gürlemek - yankılanmakUrdu: گونجناIndonesian: bergema - terdengar nyaring
Example Sentences
The church bells rang out at noon.
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A gunshot rang out in the night.
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His laughter rang out across the room.
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When midnight struck, cheers rang out in the streets.
natural
A loud voice rang out above the crowd, calling for help.
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As the national anthem began, the singer’s clear notes rang out across the stadium.
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