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ring

/rɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un anneau circulaire, généralement en métal, porté au doigt comme bijou, ou tout objet ou marque de forme ronde., Verbe désignant l'action de produire ou de provoquer un son ressemblant à une sonnerie de cloche, ou d'effectuer un appel téléphonique.

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noun

/rɪŋ/A1formal
  • frNom désignant un anneau circulaire, généralement en métal, porté au doigt comme bijou, ou tout objet ou marque de forme ronde.

A noun referring to a circular band, typically made of metal, worn on a finger as jewelry, or a circular object or mark.

  1. Circular jewelryA1formal

    A small circular band, typically made of precious metal, worn on a finger as an ornament or symbol.

    frBague

    • She wore a diamond ring on her engagement finger.
    • He gave her a gold wedding ring.
    • The ring was passed down through generations.

    Synonymesbandcirclet

  2. Sound of bell or phoneA1formal

    The sound produced by a bell, telephone, or similar device.

    frsonnerie

    • I heard the ring of the doorbell.
    • The phone's ring woke me up.
    • The church bells gave a loud ring.

    Synonymeschimeclangdingpealsoundtinkletoll

  3. Circular object or shapeA2formal

    A circular object, line, or arrangement.

    frAnneau (forme circulaire)

    • The children sat in a ring around the campfire.
    • The tree had a ring of mushrooms at its base.
    • The Olympic rings are a famous symbol.

    Synonymesannulusbandcircledischalohooploopringletround

  4. Group involved in illegal activityB2formal

    An organized group of people involved in illegal or criminal activities.

    frRéseau criminel

    • Police broke up a drug ring operating in the city.
    • The spy ring was uncovered by intelligence agents.
    • They dismantled an international smuggling ring.

    Synonymescartelconspiracygangmobnetworkoperationoutfitsyndicate

Formes
  • rings plural form
  • rings' possessive plural form
  • ring's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/rɪŋ/A2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de produire ou de provoquer un son ressemblant à une sonnerie de cloche, ou d'effectuer un appel téléphonique.

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

verbe irrégulier

  1. Make a bell soundA2formal

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

    frsonner (une cloche)

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

    Synonymeschimepealsoundtoll

  2. Call on the phoneA1informal

    To telephone someone.

    frappeler (au téléphone)

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

    Synonymesbuzzcallphonering uptelephone

  3. Surround or encircleB1formal

    To form a circle around something.

    frentourer

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

    Synonymesboundcircleencircleencompassgirdgirdlehem insurround

Formes
  • rung past participle
  • rang past simple
  • ringing present participle
  • rings third person singular

Variantes phrasalring outring up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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