Definition of ting - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
soundhigh-pitched ringing sound like a small bell
- The ting of the bell echoed in the room.
2.
- She was the prettiest ting at the party.
Verb
soundproduce or cause a short high-pitched metallic ringing sound
- The bell tings when lightly struck.
Expressions with ting
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impressive or significant achievement
Winning the championship was a big man ting for the team.
attractive person especially attractive woman
She walked in and everyone said she's a peng ting.
sound of a small bell ringing
The ting-a-ling of the shop bell was welcoming.
Origin of ting
Old English, ting (sound)
Examples of ting in a sentence
The ting of the triangle signaled dinner time. That ting over there is my cousin. He's a funny ting, always making jokes. She tinged the glassware and it tings softly. The tiny chime tings whenever the door opens.
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- French:tintement, tinter, ...
- German:Klingen, klingen, ...
- Italian:tintinnio, tintinnare, ...
- Spanish:tintineo, tintinear, ...
- Portuguese:tilintar, tocar, ...
- Chinese:叮当声, 叮当作响, ...
- Japanese:チーン, チンと鳴る, ...
- Arabic:رَنَّة, رَنَّ, ...
- Hebrew:טִינְגְּ, לְצַלְצֵל, ...
- Russian:звон, звенеть, ...
- Ukrainian:дзвін, дзвеніти, ...
- Hindi:टिंग, बजना, ...
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