Definition
Definition of dinning - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
noiseRare filled with continuous loud noiseRare
- The dinning hall was too chaotic for a conversation.
2.
repetitionRare persistently repeated or emphasizedRare
- His dinning voice echoed in the hall.
Origin of dinning
Old English, dynian (to make a loud noise)
Examples of dinning in a sentence
The dinning street was alive with activity. The dinning alarm was hard to ignore. Her dinning complaints were heard by everyone.
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- French:bruyant, répétitif, ...
- German:laut, dröhnend, ...
- Italian:rumoroso, insistente, ...
- Spanish:ruidoso, insistente, ...
- Portuguese:barulhento, insistente, ...
- Chinese:嘈杂的, 反复的, ...
- Japanese:騒がしい, 繰り返される, ...
- Arabic:صاخب, مُتَكَرِّر, ...
- Hebrew:רַעֲשָׁנִי, חוֹזֵר וְנִשְׁנֶה, ...
- Russian:шумный, назойливый, ...
- Ukrainian:гучний, постійний, ...
- Hindi:शोरगुल, दोहराया गया, ...
Definition of din - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
loud noiseloud, unpleasant, and prolonged noise
- The din of the construction site was unbearable.
2.
legalTECH. particular religious law or rulingTECH.
- The din was followed by the community.
Verb
1.
noise resoundintr. make a loud harsh noise that continuesintr.
- The factory machines din all day and night.
2.
repeat messagetr. force an idea into someone by repeating it many timestr.
- Teachers dinned the safety rules into the students.
3.
noisetr. fill a place with loud continuing soundtr.
- The hall dinned with cheering after the final goal.
4.
ears paintr. subject someone to loud harsh noisetr.
- The fireworks dinned the crowd, and babies started crying.
Expressions with din
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instill by persistent repetition or emphasis
The teacher dinned the formula into the students' minds.
very loud and overwhelming noise
The almighty din from the concert was deafening.
food especially for a child or pet
The cat is waiting for its din-din.
Origin of din
Old English, dyne (noise)
Examples of din in a sentence
She couldn't concentrate due to the din in the cafeteria. The scholar explained the din to the students. Each sect interprets the din differently. Cicadas din in the trees every summer evening. Sirens dinned through the streets during the parade. The coach dinned discipline into the rookies all season.
Ads dinned that slogan into my head for weeks. The station dinned with announcements all morning. The classroom dinned with chatter before the lesson. The blaring siren dinned the neighborhood all night. Their arguments dinned my ears until I left the room.
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- French:vacarme, faire du vacarme, ...
- German:Lärm, dröhnen, ...
- Italian:fracasso, rimbombare, ...
- Spanish:estruendo, retumbar, ...
- Portuguese:ruído, ribombar, ...
- Chinese:喧闹, 轰鸣, ...
- Japanese:騒音, 鳴り響く, ...
- Arabic:ضَوْضاء, دَوَّى, ...
- Hebrew:רַעַשׁ, לִרְעוֹשׁ, ...
- Russian:грохот, грохотать, ...
- Ukrainian:гамір, гуркотіти, ...
- Hindi:शोर, कर्कश आवाज़ करना, ...
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