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/dɪŋ/
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/dɪŋ/
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ding
noun
dings
pl
UK
/dɪŋ/
US
/dɪŋ/
звон
The ding of the bell signaled the end of the class.
Звон колокольчика ознаменовал конец урока.
вмятина
There was a ding on the car door after the accident.
После аварии на двери машины была вмятина.
Additional translations
звонок
вмятина на автомобиле
Synonyms
chime
ring
ping
bell
tinkle
ding
verb
dinged
Past Simple
dinged
Past Participle
dinging
Gerund
UK
/dɪŋ/
US
/dɪŋ/
Regular verb; means to dent, to ring, or to penalize.
Synonyms
bump
knock
criticize
fault
pan
clang
slam
dock (points)
penalize
deduct
mark down
mar
ring
chime
jingle
toll
peal
clank
dent
nick
scratch
damage
ding
interjection
Onomatopoeic exclamation representing a bell-like sound.
Synonyms
ding-dong
dong
ping
bing
ta-da
tada
chime
bong
Definitions
ding
noun
A small dent or nick, especially in a surface made of metal.
The car had a ding on the door from the shopping cart.
A short, sharp sound, often used to indicate a notification or alert.
I heard a ding from my phone, signaling a new message.
An act of penalizing or a mark against a person, record, or score.
A missed deadline is a ding on your performance review.
ding
verb
To make a small dent or nick in something, especially metal.
He accidentally dinged the fender while parking.
To emit a short, high-pitched ringing sound.
The microwave dinged, letting us know the food was ready.
(Informal) To penalize, deduct, or negatively mark.
The insurance company dinged him for the minor accident.
ding
interjection
Used to mimic or call attention to a bell-like sound, often signaling completion.
Ding! Time's up.
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