Definition
Definition of bing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
ring toneRare sound made by a bellRare
- The bing of the bell echoed.
2.
miningTECH. UK man-made mound from mining wasteTECH. UK
- The landscape was dotted with old bings.
3.
- He spent a week in the bing.
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man-made mound from mining waste
Expressions with bing
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used to signify something happening effortlessly
He fixed the car, bada bing bada boom, it was done.
used to indicate something happening smoothly or quickly
I fixed the car, bada boom bada bing, it works now.
slang term for something cool or awesome
That new song is bing chilling!
expression indicating something is done easily or quickly
Just add the ingredients, stir, bada-bing, it's ready!
Origin of bing
Unknown
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Bing Crosby
US singer and actor known for crooning
Examples of bing in a sentence
A sudden bing interrupted the silence. The children played on the bing near the village. A new bing was formed after the recent mining activities. The inmate dreaded his time in the bing. Rumors spread about the harsh conditions in the bing.
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- French:ding, terrils, ...
- German:Klingeln, Abraumhalde, ...
- Italian:tintinnio, cumulo, ...
- Spanish:tintineo, escombrera, ...
- Portuguese:tilintar, monte de resíduos, ...
- Chinese:叮当声, 矿渣堆, ...
- Japanese:チーン, ビング, ...
- Arabic:رَنِين, كَدْس, ...
- Hebrew:צִלְצוּל, בִּינְג, ...
- Russian:звон, отвал, ...
- Ukrainian:дзвін, терикон, ...
- Hindi:टनटनाहट, बिंग, ...
Definition of Bing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
Microsoft productTM search engine developed by MicrosoftTM
- Bing is a competitor to Google.
2.
boy first namemale given name from a surname
- Bing was named after his grandfather.
3.
family labelRare surname of Old English originRare
- Bing is a common surname in some regions.
Origin of Bing
Old English, bing (heap) + -ing (suffix)
Examples of Bing in a sentence
Bing's new features were announced at the conference. Bing is a popular name in our family. I met a man named Bing at the conference. The Bing family has a long history in this town. Many people with the surname Bing attended the reunion.
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- French:Bing, ...
- German:Bing, ...
- Italian:Bing, ...
- Spanish:Bing, ...
- Portuguese:Bing, apelido, ...
- Chinese:必应, 宾, ...
- Japanese:Bing, ビング, ...
- Arabic:بِنْغ, بِينْغ, ...
- Hebrew:בִּינְג, בִּינְג, ...
- Russian:Bing, Бинг, ...
- Ukrainian:Bing, Бінг, ...
- Hindi:बिंग, ...
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