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ting

UK
/tɪŋ/
US
/tɪŋ/

Translations

tingnoun
tings
pl
UK
/tɪŋ/
US
/tɪŋ/
The ting of the bell signaled the start of the meeting.
Le tintement de la cloche a signalé le début de la réunion.
Additional translations
tingTerme d’archéologie chinoise.
Synonyms
chime
clang
small bell
bell
sound
tone
chink
clink
ding
ping
peal
jingle
ring
tinkle
tingverb
tinged
Past Simple
tinged
Past Participle
tinging
Gerund
The glass tinged as the spoon struck its rim.
Le verre tintait lorsque la cuillère a heurté son bord.
Synonyms
clang
chink
toll
jingle
peal
ping
ring
chime
tinkle
tinginterjection
UK
/tɪŋ/
US
/tɪŋ/
Onomatopoeic exclamation representing a high-pitched metallic sound.
He pressed the triangle and—ting!—dinner was served.
Il a frappé le triangle et—ding !—le dîner fut servi.
Synonyms
clang
clink
plink
chime
tinkle
ting-a-ling
tink
ding

Definitions

tingnoun
A small, sharp sound, often metallic in nature.
The ting of the bell signaled the start of the meeting.
A traditional Chinese cauldron, often used in ancient times for cooking or ceremonial purposes.
The museum displayed an ancient ting used by the emperors.
tingverb
To emit a short, sharp, high-pitched ringing sound.
The glass tinged as the spoon struck its rim.
tinginterjection
Used to imitate or call attention to a short, high-pitched ringing sound.
He pressed the triangle and—ting!—dinner was served.
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