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ting

/tɪŋ/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen leichten, klaren, metallischen Klang bezeichnet, wie er etwa von einer kleinen Glocke oder einer dünnen Metallplatte beim Anschlagen erzeugt wird., Veralteter oder außer Gebrauch geratener Verb, das bedeutet, einen Klang oder ein Läuten wie eine Glocke zu erzeugen; klingen. Wird auch als Variante von 'tink' oder 'tinge' verwendet.

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noun

/tɪŋ/B2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das einen leichten, klaren, metallischen Klang bezeichnet, wie er etwa von einer kleinen Glocke oder einer dünnen Metallplatte beim Anschlagen erzeugt wird.

A noun referring to a light, clear, metallic sound, such as that made by a small bell or a thin piece of metal being struck.

  1. Metallic resonanceC2formal

    The light, high-pitched acoustic vibration produced when a hard object makes contact with a resonant surface.

    deLeichtes Klingen

    • The gentle percussion of a silver spoon against the porcelain cup signaled the start of tea.
    • A faint high-pitched resonance echoed through the workshop as the tool struck the anvil.
    • The delicate chime of crystal glasses being toasted filled the dining hall.
    • A sudden sharp resonance indicated that a small pebble had hit the bicycle's frame.
    • The clock mechanism emitted a soft rhythmic vibration every sixty seconds.

    Synonymechimeclinkjinglepingringtinkle

  2. Slang for an object or personslangbritish

    A term used in specific urban dialects to refer to an object, an event, or sometimes an attractive person.

    deDing / Sache

    • He described the entire situation as a complicated affair that needed sorting.
    • The new gadget he bought is a very impressive piece of technology.
    • In local street culture, the term is frequently applied to a stylish individual.
    • She called the celebration a massive gathering that lasted all night.
    • That specific item in the shop window caught his attention immediately.

    Synonymebabeitemobjectthing

Formen
  • tings plural form
  • ting's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/tɪŋ/formalveraltet
  • deVeralteter oder außer Gebrauch geratener Verb, das bedeutet, einen Klang oder ein Läuten wie eine Glocke zu erzeugen; klingen. Wird auch als Variante von 'tink' oder 'tinge' verwendet.

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to sound or ring, as a bell; to tinkle. Also used as a variant of 'tink' or 'tinge'.

  1. Cause to make a tingB2informal

    To cause something to produce a light, sharp, metallic sound.

    deKlingen lassen

    • She tinged the glass with her spoon to get attention.
    • He tinged the bell lightly to signal the start.
    • The wind tinged the wind chimes gently.

    Synonymechinkclinkjingleringtinkle

  2. Make a light, metallic soundB2informal

    To produce a short, high-pitched ringing sound, like a small bell.

    deKlingen

    • The small bell tinged as the door opened.
    • The metal fork tinged against the plate.
    • The glass tinged when he tapped it with his ring.

    Synonymechinkclinkjinglepingringtinkle

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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