1.ring(响铃)的过去式
1.to make a bell produce a sound; if a bell rings, it produces a sound; to ring a bell as a signal for someone to come to you or to help you
2.to make a continuous loud high sound; if a place rings with a sound, it is full of a loud sound; if a sound rings in a place, it is loud and you can hear it clearly
3.if your ears ring, you continue to hear a loud sound in your head for a short time after you have heard a loud noise or someone has hit you
4.to surround someone or something, especially in order to protect them or to prevent them from escaping; to draw a circle around something, especially to show that you have chosen it or to make it easy to notice; to put a metal ring with a special number on it around the leg of a bird so that you can recognize it again later. The usual American word is tag.
1.to make a bell produce a sound; if a bell rings, it produces a sound; to ring a bell as a signal for someone to come to you or to help you
2.to make a continuous loud high sound; if a place rings with a sound, it is full of a loud sound; if a sound rings in a place, it is loud and you can hear it clearly
3.if your ears ring, you continue to hear a loud sound in your head for a short time after you have heard a loud noise or someone has hit you
4.to surround someone or something, especially in order to protect them or to prevent them from escaping; to draw a circle around something, especially to show that you have chosen it or to make it easy to notice; to put a metal ring with a special number on it around the leg of a bird so that you can recognize it again later. The usual American word is tag.
1.a piece of jewelry in the form of a circle that you wear on a finger; an object in the shape of a circle; a line or shape that forms a ring; a group of people or things that form a ring
2.the sound that a bell produces; an act of making a bell produce a sound; a sound like a bell
3.a raised square area surrounded by ropes where people take part in boxing or wrestling; the sport of boxing or wrestling; an area surrounded by seats at a circus
4.a group of people involved in an activity, especially an illegal one
5.a particular quality that something such as a statement seems to have
6.a sound produced by a phone when someone calls you
7.a flat circle heated by gas or electricity on the top of a stove
1.a piece of jewelry in the form of a circle that you wear on a finger; an object in the shape of a circle; a line or shape that forms a ring; a group of people or things that form a ring
2.the sound that a bell produces; an act of making a bell produce a sound; a sound like a bell
3.a raised square area surrounded by ropes where people take part in boxing or wrestling; the sport of boxing or wrestling; an area surrounded by seats at a circus
4.a group of people involved in an activity, especially an illegal one
5.a particular quality that something such as a statement seems to have
6.a sound produced by a phone when someone calls you
7.a flat circle heated by gas or electricity on the top of a stove
1.When I rang the doorbell, he came out and let me in. At first I was a bit nervous when talking with him.
当我门铃，他走出来，让我进来一开始我有些紧张与他交谈时。
2.She was just about to leave when the phone rang.
她刚准备离开，电话铃却响了起来。
3.Then we play space war, the bell rang when I pushed down on the throttle hard shot did not dodge the opponent's attack.
接着我们玩太空战车，铃声一响我便踩下油门拼命的开枪并不时的躲闪对方的攻击。
4.I had no sooner got back to the kitchen than the door-bell rang loud enough to wake the dead.
我刚走回厨房，门铃又响了，响得足以把死人吵醒。
5.As she was preparing supper, the doorbell rang. There stood her puppy love. She could not turn him away, as they were friends now.
在她正准备吃晚饭的时候，门铃响了。站在那里的是她的初恋。她不能赶他走，她们现在是朋友。
6.Nancy: Well Kate rang me just now to say that George had just taken her to Zemmany's to choose an engagement ring.
南施：凯蒂刚刚打电话给我，说乔治刚才和她去曾曼妮公司挑选订婚戒指。
7.Hours later, as she was beginning to despair, the phone rang.
几个小时以后，当她开始感到绝望的时候，电话铃响了起来。
8.The fire brigade As the cry was repeated several times, she ran to tell the manager who promptly rang up the fire brigade.
由于这种喊叫声重复了几次，她跑去报告了经理，经理当即给消防队挂了电话。
9.A bell rang, the engine whistle screeched, and the train began to move, not to stop again for several hours.
铃声响了，引擎发出尖锐的汽笛声，火车开始移动了，几个小时之内不会再停下来。
10.He said he rang the doorbell repeatedly, but received no answer.
他说他不断按门铃，但没人回应。