ding
ding 英 [dɪŋ] 美 [dɪŋ]
vi. 响；执拗地讲 vt. 反复地说给人家听 n. 钟声
进行时:dinging 过去式:dinged 过去分词:dinged 第三人称单数:dings 名词复数:dings
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- vi. 响；执拗地讲
- vt. 反复地说给人家听
- n. 钟声
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1. "If people from the association see someone spilling trash, they go and sit on their doorstep, " ding said. "The government can't have eyes everywhere.
“如果协会中的人看到有人乱扔垃圾，他们会走上前去坐在当事者的门阶上，”丁说道，“政府不可能监管一切。
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2. I met my girlfriend through ringing, the first word I heard my son say was "ding" and I've even made money out of it, although nothing to write home about.
尽管写信回家时，对这些很少提及，但因为敲钟，我遇见了女朋友；因为敲钟，我儿子说的第一个字是“叮”；我甚至通过敲钟来赚钱。
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3. "We only use 999 ambulances, on which we never print advertisements, " said ding Shuo, the director of the society's policy and regulation department, on last Thursday.
上周四，中国红十字会社会政策和管理部负责人丁朔（音译）说：“我们只用999的救护车，而且从来没在上面印制广告。”
- ding (v.) 1819, "to sound as metal when struck," possibly abstracted from ding-dong, of imitative origin. The meaning "to deal heavy blows" is c. 1300, probably from Old Norse dengja "to hammer," perhaps also imitative. Meaning "dent" is 1960s. Related: Dinged; dinging.
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