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*ring²
v rang /ræŋ; ræŋ/ , rung /rʌŋ; rʌŋ/ , ringing
1 [T] to make a bell make a sound 使〔钟、铃〕鸣响:
I rang the bell but there was no answer. 我按了门铃，但是没有人应答。
2 [I] if a bell rings, it makes a noise 〔铃或钟〕鸣响:
The telephone's ringing. 电话铃在响。
3 [I,T] BrE to telephone someone 【英】 （给…）打电话; CALL AmE 【美】:
I rang you yesterday, but you weren't in. 我昨天给你打电话，但你不在。
4 [I] to be filled with a continuous sound 充满连续的声响，响彻:
We walked home from the disco with our ears still ringing. 我们从的士高舞厅走回家，耳朵仍在嗡嗡作响。
5 ring a bell informal if something rings a bell, you think you have heard it before 【非正式】 听起来耳熟:
Her name rings a bell, but I can't remember her face. 她的名字好像很熟，但我想不起她的样子。
6 not ring true to sound untrue 听起来不真实:
His excuse didn't really ring true. 他的借口听上去不大真实。
ring backBrE to telephone someone again 【英】 （给…）再打电话; CALL BACK AmE 【美】:
I'm busy just now. Could you ring back in an hour? 我此刻很忙。你一小时后再打电话来好吗？
ring off
BrE to end a telephone conversation 【英】 挂断电话:
I'd better ring off now. There's someone at the door. 我得挂电话了 — 有人敲门。
ring out
to make a loud and clear sound 响亮而清晰地响起:
The sound of a shot rang out. 传来一声响亮的枪声。
ring up
to telephone someone （给…）打电话; CALL UP AmE 【美】:
I'll ring him up and ask him. 我会打电话问他。
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