| 单词 | ring |
| 释义 | ring [rɪŋ] noun CIRCLE 圆圈 ESSENTIAL countable ■a circle of any material, or any group of things or people in a circular shape or arrangement 环（状物）；圆形的东西；环形排列 •The game involved throwing metal rings over a stick.这个游戏的玩法是扔金属环套在一根棍子上。 •The children sat in a ring around the teacher.孩子们围着老师坐成一圈。 ESSENTIAL countable ■a circular piece of jewellery worn especially on your finger 戒指；指环 •He bought her a diamond/emerald/etc. ring (= a ring with a jewel fixed to it).他为她买了一只钻石／祖母绿戒指。 countable ■a group of people who help each other, often secretly and in a way which is to their advantage 团伙；帮派；集团 •a drug ring贩毒团伙 •a spy ring间谍网 ⇒ See also ringleadercountable (US usually element) ■a circular piece of material often made of metal that can be heated in order to be used for cooking 圆形炉盘，火圈 •a gas ring煤气炉 •an electric ring电热炉火圈 countable ■a special area where people perform or compete 表演场，竞技场（人们表演或进行竞赛的特殊场所） •a boxing ring拳击台 •The horses trotted round the ring.马绕着圆形表演场小跑。 ⇒ See also ringsiderings [plural] ■two round handles at the ends of two long ropes which hang from the ceiling and which are used in gymnastics （体操运动中的）吊环 [rɪŋ] noun TELEPHONE 电话 only singular mainly UK (US usually and UK also call) ■when you make a telephone call to someone 打电话 •I'll give [rɪŋ] noun SOUND 声音 countable ■the sound a bell makes 铃声；钟声 •There was a ring at the door.门铃响了。 •He gave a ring at the door.他按了一下门铃。 [rɪŋ] noun familiar ring ■If something has a familiar ring, you think you already know it, but you are not sure 耳熟 •Her name had a familiar ring to it [rɪŋ] noun ring of truth ■If something has a ring of truth, it seems to be true 好像真实；听起来像是真实的 •This story has a/the [rɪŋ] noun run rings round sb ■If someone runs rings round you, they are very much better, faster, or more successful at something than you are 遥遥领先（某人）；比（某人）出色得多 •Our girls' hockey team have run rings round all their opponents this year.我们的女子曲棍球队今年的表现远远超过任何对手。 [rɪŋ] verb TELEPHONE 电话 ESSENTIAL intransitive or transitive (rang, rung) mainly UK (US usually and UK also call) ■to make a telephone call to someone （给…）打电话 •I ring home once a week to tell my parents I'm okay.我每周往家打一次电话向父母报平安。 •There's been an accident - can you ring for •The boss rang (in) •UK I rang round •Why don't you ring (up) [rɪŋ] verb SOUND 声音 IMPROVER intransitive or transitive (rang, rung) ■to (cause to) make the sound of a bell （使）发出钟声；（使）响起铃声 •The doorbell/telephone rang.门铃／电话铃响了。 •Anne's alarm clock rang for half an hour before she woke.安妮的闹钟响了半个小时她才醒。 •I rang the bell but nobody came to the door.我按响了门铃，可是没有人来开门。 •My head is/My ears are still ringing (= are full of a ringing noise) from the sound of the military band.军乐队的乐声仍然回荡在我的脑海中／耳际。 [rɪŋ] verb CIRCLE 圆圈 transitive (ringed, ringed) ■to surround something 包围；环绕；围住 •Armed police ringed the hijacked plane.武装员警包围了被劫持的飞机。 •The harbour is dangerous - it's ringed by/with transitive (ringed, ringed)UK ■to draw a circle round something 绕…画圆；在…周围画圈 •Students should ring the correct answers in pencil.学生们应该用铅笔将正确的答案圈出。 transitive (ringed, ringed)■to put a ring on something, especially an animal （尤指在动物身上）套环，戴上环套 •We ringed the birds (= put rings around their legs) so that we could identify them later.我们给鸟脚上戴上环套，以便将来可以辨识出它们。 [rɪŋ] verb ring a bell (ring any bells) ■to sound familiar 听起来耳熟 •The name rang a bell but I couldn't remember where I had heard it before.这个名字听着很熟，但是我记不起来以前在哪里听到过。 •No, I'm sorry, that description doesn't ring any bells with [rɪŋ] verb ring the changes (on) ■to do something in a different way in order to make it more interesting 变换花样；使多样化 •For variety, ring the changes on packed lunches using different types of bread and spicy fillings.为了使盒装午餐有更多的花样，可以用不同的面包和加香料的馅来变换口味。 [rɪŋ] verb ring true/false ■to seem true/false 听起来是真／假的；给人以真实／虚假的印象 •Her explanations didn't ring true.她的解释听起来不像是实话。 [rɪŋ] verb Phrasal Verbs ring (sb) back UK IMPROVER ■to telephone someone who rang you earlier or to telephone someone for a second time 给（某人）回覆电话； 给某人再打电话 •I'm a bit busy - can I ring you back later?我现在有些忙——我能不能晚些时候给你打回去？ [rɪŋ] verb Phrasal Verbs ring off UK ■to end a telephone conversation intentionally 挂断电话 •She said "No, thank you" and rang off hurriedly.她说了一句“不了，多谢”就匆匆挂了电话。 [rɪŋ] verb Phrasal Verbs ring out ■When a sound rings out, it is loud and clear 响亮地发出；清晰地响起 •A cry of warning rang out.有人大叫一声警告大家小心。 •A shot rang out.突然听见一声清脆的枪声。 [rɪŋ] verb Phrasal Verbs [M] ring sb/sth up ■to make a telephone call to someone （给…）打电话 •She rang me up to say she couldn't come.她打电话跟我说她不能来。 •He rang up the office and asked to speak to the manager.他打电话到办公室，要求和经理对话。 [rɪŋ] verb Phrasal Verbs [M] ring sth up ■to record the money that has been paid by a customer by pressing buttons on a cash register 把（收到的款额）输入收银机 •I'm sorry, I've rung up the wrong amount.对不起，我输错钱数了。 [rɪŋ] verb Phrasal Verbs ring with sth ■If a place rings with a sound, it is full of it 回响；响彻 •The room rang with his screams.他的尖叫声在房间里回荡。 |
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