ring

名词

UK/rɪŋ/
US/rɪŋ/

定义 ring 名词

shape(形狀)

  1. B2Countable(可數名詞)

    a circle of any material, or any group of things or people in a circular shape or arrangement

    環狀物;圓形物;環形排列

    • The aim of this game is to toss metal rings onto a stick.

      這個遊戲的目標是把金屬環套在棍子上。

    • The children formed a ring around their teacher as they listened to the story.

      孩子們圍成一個圈,圍著老師聽故事。

    • There is a ring of decorative stones surrounding the garden.

      花園周圍有一圈裝飾用的石頭。

jewelry(珠寶)

  1. A2Countable(可數名詞)

    a circular piece of jewellery worn especially on your finger

    戒指;指環

    • He purchased a diamond ring for her.

      他為她買了一枚鑽石戒指。

    • She wore an exquisitely designed gold ring.

      她戴了一枚設計精美的金戒指。

    • She was moved to tears when she received the engagement ring.

      她收到訂婚戒指時感動得流淚。

group(團體)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    a group of people who help each other, often secretly and in a way that is to their advantage

    團夥;集團;犯罪組織

    • The police are investigating a smuggling ring.

      警方正在調查一個走私集團。

    • They busted a large money-laundering ring.

      他們破獲了一個大型洗錢集團。

    • The company was accused of being part of a price-fixing ring.

      這家公司被指控參與價格壟斷集團。

cooking(烹飪)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    a circular piece of material often made of metal that can be heated in order to be used for cooking

    圓形爐盤;爐灶

    • She boiled water on the gas ring.

      她在瓦斯爐盤上煮水。

    • He heated the soup using an electric ring.

      他用電熱爐盤加熱湯。

    • We used a portable ring for cooking while camping.

      我們在露營時使用便攜式爐盤做飯。

area(區域)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    a special area where people perform or compete

    表演場地;競技場

    • The boxers stepped into the ring, ready for the match.

      拳擊手們走進拳擊場,準備比賽。

    • The circus performers put on a show in the circus ring.

      馬戲團表演者在馬戲場中進行表演。

    • They will have a fierce wrestling match in the ring.

      他們將在摔角場進行一場激烈的比賽。

communication(通訊)

  1. A2Singular(單數)

    the act of making a phone call to someone

    打電話

    • I need to make a ring to the client.

      我需要給客戶打個電話。

    • She said she would give me a ring later today.

      她說今天晚些時候會給我打電話。

    • It’s always nice to have a ring from a friend.

      接到朋友的電話總是很開心。

sound(聲音)

  1. B2Countable(可數名詞)

    the sound a bell makes

    鈴聲;鐘聲

    • I heard the ring of the doorbell.

      我聽到了門鈴的鈴聲。

    • The ring of the church bells echoed in the distance.

      教堂鐘聲的迴響在遠處迴盪。

    • The ring of the alarm clock woke me up.

      鬧鐘的鈴聲把我叫醒了。

片语 ring 名词

  • rings

    In gymnastics, 'rings' refers to a pair of circular handles suspended by ropes from above, used for various exercises requiring upper body strength and balance.

    (體操)吊環

    He unfortunately suffered a severe injury to his left shoulder during his performance on the rings.

    他在吊環表演時不幸左肩嚴重受傷。

动词

UK/rɪŋ/
US/rɪŋ/

定义 ring 动词

communication(通訊)

  1. A2Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)

    to make a phone call to someone

    (給…)打電話

    • I have to ring my doctor to make an appointment.

      我必須打電話給我的醫生預約。

    • Please ring me if you get lost.

      如果你迷路了,請打電話給我。

    • He will ring the manager tomorrow morning.

      他明天早上會打電話給經理。

sound(聲音)

  1. B1Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)

    to (cause to) make the sound of a bell

    (使)發出鈴聲;(使)響起鈴聲

    • The church bells rang throughout the town.

      教堂的鐘聲在整個城鎮響起。

    • The warning bell rang as the train arrived at the station.

      火車抵達車站時,警報鈴聲響起。

    • The phone rang, but no one answered it.

      電話響了,但沒有人接。

position(位置)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    to surround something

    包圍;環繞;圍住

    • The guards ringed the museum.

      警衛包圍了博物館。

    • Towering mountains ring the small town.

      高聳的山脈環繞著小鎮。

    • The ancient castle was ringed by tall walls.

      這座古老的城堡被高牆圍住。

drawing(繪畫)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    to draw a circle around something

    圈出;在…周圍畫圈

    • Please ring the answers that you think are correct.

      請圈出你認為正確的答案。

    • The teacher asked the students to ring all the verbs with a pencil.

      老師要求學生用鉛筆圈出所有的動詞。

    • You should ring all the incorrect numbers.

      你應該圈出所有不正確的數字。

attachment(附著)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    to put a ring on something, especially an animal

    (尤指在動物身上)套環,戴上環套

    • Scientists ringed the birds' legs to track their migration.

      科學家在鳥的腿上套環以追蹤它們的遷徙。

    • These animals were ringed shortly after birth.

      這些動物在出生後不久就被套上環套。

    • The veterinarian ringed each animal for identification purposes.

      獸醫為每隻動物套上環套以便識別。

成语

  • ring the changes (on)

    to vary the way something is done in order to make it more interesting or engaging.

    變化招數,變化花樣

    To make the presentation more engaging, the speaker tried to ring the changes on the content delivery.

    為了讓演講更加吸引人,演講者嘗試以不同的方式呈現內容。

  • ring a bell

    To sound familiar or to vaguely remind someone of something.

    聽起來很熟悉。

    The name rings a bell, but I'm not quite sure where I've heard it before.

    這個名字聽起來很熟悉,但我不太確定之前在哪裡聽過。

  • have a familiar ring (to it)

    to sound or seem like something one has previously encountered or experienced.

    聽起來似曾相識。

    This melody has a familiar ring to it.

    這旋律聽起來似曾相識。

  • have a/the ring of truth

    to sound or seem likely to be true or genuine.

    聽起來像是真實的;似乎是真的。

    His explanation had the ring of truth, but we still need more evidence.

    他的解釋聽起來像是真的,但我們仍然需要更多證據。

  • run rings round someone

    To surpass someone significantly in a particular skill or activity; to be much better or more successful than someone else.

    在某方面遠遠勝過(某人);比(某人)出色得多。

    He ran rings round the other competitors in the debate.

    他在辯論中遠遠勝過其他競爭者。

  • ring true/false

    To seem or sound true or false; to give the impression of being genuine or not genuine.

    聽起來真實或虛假;給人真實或虛假的印象。

    The excuse he gave did not ring true.

    他給的藉口聽起來不真實。

片语动词 ring

  • ring with something

    When a location is resonating with a sound, it is permeated by it.

    充滿聲音;迴盪

    The church bells rang, causing the entire area to ring with their sound.

    教堂的鐘聲響起,整個地區都迴盪著它們的聲音。

  • ring off

    to deliberately terminate a phone call

    掛斷電話

    He decided to ring off when the conversation became awkward.

    他決定在對話變得尷尬時掛斷電話。

  • ring out

    When a sound is described as ringing out, it means the noise is distinct and audible.

    清晰響起;響亮地發出

    The bell rang out clearly above the city, alerting people to pay attention.

    鐘聲在城市上方清晰地響起,提醒人們注意。

  • ring something up

    to input the amount of money received from a customer into a cash register

    收銀(商品款額)

    Please ring up the amount for this transaction on the cash register.

    請在收銀機上輸入這筆交易的金額。

  • ring someone/something up

    to call someone on the telephone

    撥打電話給(某人)

    She just rang her friend up.

    她剛剛打電話給她的朋友。

  • ring (someone) back

    to return a call to someone who had previously contacted you, or to place another call to that person

    給(某人)回電;再致電給某人

    I'll ring you back in a bit so we can discuss the details.

    我稍後會給你回電,這樣我們可以討論細節。