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ding-dong

/ˈdɪŋ ˌdɒŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant le son émis par une cloche, en particulier lorsqu'elle sonne alternativement deux tons différents.

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noun

/ˈdɪŋ ˌdɒŋ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant le son émis par une cloche, en particulier lorsqu'elle sonne alternativement deux tons différents.

A noun referring to the sound made by a bell, especially one that rings alternately with two different tones.

  1. Sound of a bellA1informal

    The ringing sound produced by a bell, especially a doorbell or a clock.

    frSon de cloche

    • The doorbell went ding-dong when I pressed it.
    • I heard the ding-dong of the church bells in the distance.
    • The clock chimed with a soft ding-dong every hour.

    Synonymeschimepealringringingtinkle

  2. A heated argumentB2informalbritish

    A lively and often noisy argument or disagreement.

    frDispute animée

    • They had a real ding-dong about who should pay the bill.
    • The meeting turned into a ding-dong over the budget cuts.
    • I could hear a ding-dong coming from the next room.

    Synonymesaltercationargumentclashdisagreementfightquarrelrowrun-inset-to

Formes
  • ding-dongs plural form
  • ding-dongs' possessive plural form
  • ding-dong's possessive singular form