Jingling Meaning in English
word · lemma: jingle
ˈdʒɪŋɡəɫ
JING-gl
dʒˈɪŋɡəlɪŋ
JING-gl-ing
释义
Making a light, ringing, metallic sound, like small bells or coins hitting each other.
用法与细微差别
'Jingling' is often used for small, repeated metallic sounds. Commonly describes keys, coins, bells, or jewelry. It can be literal or used to evoke a cheerful, festive feeling ('jingling bells' at Christmas). Not used for loud or heavy noises.
Spanish: tintineo - repiquePortuguese (BR): tilintar - tintilarPortuguese (PT): tinir - tilintarChinese (Simplified): 叮当作响Chinese (Traditional): 叮噹作響Hindi: छनछनाहटArabic: رنينBengali: ঝনঝনানি - খনখনানিRussian: звон - позвякиваниеJapanese: リンリン（という音） - チリンチリン（という音）Vietnamese: leng keng - lanh canhKorean: 짤랑거림 - 딸랑딸랑거림Turkish: şıngırdama - tıngırtıUrdu: جنکار - جھنکار (ہلکی گھنٹی یا سکے کی آواز)Indonesian: gemerincing - gemerincing kecil
例句
I heard the jingling of keys in her pocket.
basic
The coins were jingling in my purse.
basic
She liked the jingling sound of her bracelets.
basic
I could tell someone was coming by the jingling behind the door.
natural
The children's laughter mixed with the jingling of bicycle bells.
natural
Even after Christmas, I still have the jingling tune from that ad stuck in my head.
natural