ringing

• Sustantivo que designa el sonido producido por una campana o un timbre, así como un ruido agudo y resonante; también se refiere al acto de poner un anillo, especialmente en una ceremonia de compromiso.

A noun referring to the sound made by a bell or a resonant, loud noise, or the act of giving a ring as a token of engagement.

1. Sound of a bellA2formal

   The sound produced when a bell is struck or when a telephone rings.

   Sonido de campana o timbre

   • The ringing of the church bells could be heard across the village.
   • She was startled by the sudden ringing of the phone.
   • The constant ringing in his ears kept him awake at night.

   Sinónimoschimeclangjinglepealringtinkletintinnabulationtoll

2. Engagement tokenB2formal

   The act of giving a ring as a symbol of engagement or commitment.

   Entrega de anillo de compromiso

   • The ringing ceremony was a private affair with close family.
   • He planned a romantic ringing to propose to his partner.
   • The tradition of ringing as a token of engagement dates back centuries.

3. Resonant qualityB2formal

   The quality of having a loud, deep, and clear sound; resonance.

   Resonancia

   • The ringing of his voice filled the auditorium.
   • The instrument produced a beautiful ringing tone.
   • Her laughter had a pleasant ringing quality that was infectious.

   Sinónimosclarityplangencyresonancesonoritysonorousnessvibrancy

• Verbo que denota la acción de producir o causar un sonido parecido al de una campana, o de hacer una llamada telefónica.

A verb used to indicate the act of producing or causing a sound like a bell, or to make a phone call.

verbo irregular

1. Make a bell soundA2formal

   To cause a bell or similar device to produce a ringing sound.

   Hacer sonar una campana

   • The church bells rang at noon.
   • She rang the doorbell twice.
   • The alarm rang loudly throughout the building.

   Sinónimoschimepealsoundtoll

2. Call on the phoneA1informal

   To telephone someone.

   Llamar por teléfono

   • I'll ring you later tonight.
   • He rang his mother to check on her.
   • Why don't you ring the office and ask?

   Sinónimosbuzzcallphonering uptelephone

3. Surround or encircleB1formal

   To form a circle around something.

   rodear

   • The children rang the tree with their arms.
   • Mountains ring the valley on all sides.
   • A fence rings the property completely.

   Sinónimosboundcircleencircleencompassgirdgirdlehem insurround

Variantes phrasalring outring up