ring
[rɪŋ]noun
| 1. | [telephone call]
to give somebody a ring llamar a alguien (por teléfono) |
| 2. | [sound of doorbell] timbrazo m |
| 3. | [quality]
it has a familiar ring me suena (familiar) |
| 4. | [on finger, around planet] anillo m |
| 5. | [metal hoop]
aro m
[for curtains, drinks can] anilla f |
| 6. | [circle - of trees]
círculo m
[ - of people] corro m |
| 7. | [for boxing]
cuadrilátero m
[at circus] pista f |
| 8. | [illegal group] red f |
ring
[rɪŋ]transitive verb Conjugaison
| 1. | (
rang
rung )
(UK) [phone] llamar por teléfono, Conjugaison telefonear |
| 2. | (
rang
rung )
[bell] Conjugaison tocar |
| 3. | (
ringed )
[draw a circle round] señalar con un círculo |
| 4. | (
rang
rung )
[surround] Conjugaison cercar, Conjugaison rodear to be ringed with estar rodeado de |
ring
[rɪŋ] ( pt rang, pp rung )intransitive verb Conjugaison
| 1. | (UK) [phone] llamar por teléfono, Conjugaison telefonear |
| 2. | [bell] sonar |
| 3. | [to attract attention]
to ring (for) llamar (para) |
| 4. | [resound]
to ring with resonar con |
| to ring true sonar a ser cierto |
ring back
transitive verb separable & intransitive verb Conjugaison
(UK) llamar más tarde
ring off
intransitive verb Conjugaison
(UK) Conjugaison colgar
ring out
intransitive verb Conjugaison
| 1. | [sound] sonar |
| 2. | (UK) TELEC Conjugaison llamar |
ring up
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
(UK) [telec] Conjugaison llamar (por teléfono)
