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ring
/rɪŋ/
noun
Parmakta takılan halka
A circular band, typically made of metal, worn on the finger as jewelry or a symbol.
- She wore a diamond ring on her finger.
- He gave her an engagement ring.
- The ring was too tight for his finger.
- Archaeologists discovered a bronze ring inscribed with ancient symbols during excavations at the Mesopotamian site.
- In many cultures, the exchange of rings during wedding ceremonies symbolizes an unbroken commitment between partners.
- The jeweler explained that platinum rings require less maintenance than gold ones due to their superior durability.
noun
Dairesel şekil veya nesne
A circular or roughly circular shape, line, or object.
- The children sat in a ring around the teacher.
- There was a ring of dirt around the bathtub.
- Smoke rings rose from his cigar.
noun
Zil sesi veya telefon araması
The sound of a bell or similar object, or a telephone call.
- I heard the ring of the doorbell.
- Give me a ring when you get home.
- The phone gave three rings before she answered.
verb
Çan gibi ses çıkarmak
To make a clear resonant sound like a bell.
- The church bells ring every Sunday morning.
- My phone is ringing.
- The alarm rang at six o'clock.
verbBritish English
Birisini telefonla aramak
To call someone on the telephone.
- I'll ring you tomorrow.
- She rang her mother to say she'd be late.
- Can you ring the office for me?