| 释义 |
🔑ringring1 /rɪŋ / noun [countable] ➤jewelry首饰- a piece of jewelry, a round piece of metal, often of silver or gold, that you wear on your finger戒指◆a wedding ring结婚戒指◆an engagement ring订婚戒指◆a gold / diamond ring金戒指；钻戒
➤circle圆圈- (usually in compounds通常构成复合词) a round object of any material with a hole in the middle圈；环◆a key ring (= for holding keys) 钥匙圈
- a circle圆形◆His coffee cup left an ugly ring on the table.他的咖啡杯在桌子上留下一个难看的圈印。◆The house was surrounded by a ring of police officers.房子被警察围了一圈。
➤sound声响- the sound made by a bell铃声；钟声◆I thought I heard a ring at the door.我好像听到了门铃响。
➤for performance / competition表演；比赛- the space with seats all around it where a performance, sports match, etc. takes place（四周设有观众席的）表演场，竞技场◆a circus ring马戏场◆a boxing ring拳击场
➤group of people人群- a number of people who are involved together in something that is secret or not legal（从事秘密或非法活动的）帮，团伙◆a smuggling ring走私团伙
🔑ringring2 /rɪŋ / verb (past tense rang /ræŋ / , past participle rung /rʌŋ /)- [intransitive, transitive] to make a sound like a bell or to cause something to make this sound（使）发出铃声，响起铃声◆Is that the phone ringing?是电话在响吗？◆We rang the doorbell again and again, but no one answered.我们一再按门铃，但没人应门。
- [intransitive] ring (for sb / sth) to ring a bell in order to call someone, ask for something, etc.摁铃（召唤人、提出要求等）◆“Did you ring?” asked the nurse.“你摁铃了吗？”护士问道。
- [intransitive] to be filled with loud sounds回响；充满响亮的声音◆My ears were still ringing an hour after the concert.音乐会结束一个小时后我的耳朵依然嗡嗡响。
 ●ring a bellto sound familiar or to remind you, not very clearly, of something听起来很熟悉；使人依稀想起◆“Do you know Jane Sykes?” “Well, the name rings a bell.”“你认识简 · 赛克斯吗？”“嗯，这个名字听起来耳熟。”●ring off the hook(used about a telephone) to ring all the time because many people are calling（电话）响个不停◆I haven't had a break yet – the phone's been ringing off the hook all morning!我不曾得到片刻安宁，电话整个上午一直响个不停！●ring true / hollowto sound as if you should / should not believe it听上去可信／不可信◆Her words just didn't ring true.她的话听上去不可信。  ●ring outto sound loudly and clearly发出清脆响亮的声音◆A pistol shot rang out.手枪射击的声音清晰可闻。●ring sth upto add together the costs of things, for example prices of things that someone is buying in a store把（费用）加起来◆When the cashier rang up my total, I was shocked.收银员算出我买的东西的总价时，我惊呆了。
ringring3 /rɪŋ / verb (past tense, past participle ringed /rɪŋd /) [transitive] to surround someone or something包围；围住◆The whole area was ringed by police.整个地区都被警察包围了。 |
