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1.ring(响铃)的过去式

1.to make a bell produce a sound; if a bell rings, it produces a sound; to ring a bell as a signal for someone to come to you or to help you

2.to make a continuous loud high sound; if a place rings with a sound, it is full of a loud sound; if a sound rings in a place, it is loud and you can hear it clearly

3.if your ears ring, you continue to hear a loud sound in your head for a short time after you have heard a loud noise or someone has hit you

4.to surround someone or something, especially in order to protect them or to prevent them from escaping; to draw a circle around something, especially to show that you have chosen it or to make it easy to notice; to put a metal ring with a special number on it around the leg of a bird so that you can recognize it again later. The usual American word is tag.

1.a piece of jewelry in the form of a circle that you wear on a finger; an object in the shape of a circle; a line or shape that forms a ring; a group of people or things that form a ring

2.the sound that a bell produces; an act of making a bell produce a sound; a sound like a bell

3.a raised square area surrounded by ropes where people take part in boxing or wrestling; the sport of boxing or wrestling; an area surrounded by seats at a circus

4.a group of people involved in an activity, especially an illegal one

5.a particular quality that something such as a statement seems to have

6.a sound produced by a phone when someone calls you

7.a flat circle heated by gas or electricity on the top of a stove