See Also: ring out
Hyponyms: carabiner, karabiner, snap ring, curtain ring, key ring, napkin ring, nose ring, rim, tire, tyre, towel ring, annulet, engagement ring, mourning ring, ringlet, signet ring, seal ring, wedding ring, wedding band, boxing ring, prize ring, wrestling ring, bell ringing, nest, youth gang, heterocyclic ring, heterocycle, fairy ring, fairy circle, cell phone, call in, ding, dong, dingdong, tintinnabulate, peal, knell, toll, consonate, reecho, bong, twine, wreath, wreathe, girth, girt, begird, gird, cloister
Grouped Verbs: call
Entailments: dial
Part Meronyms: wagon wheel, barrel, cask
Member Meronyms: organized crime, gangland, gangdom
Derivational Morphology: band, hoop, resound, echo, reverberate, tintinnabulate, knell, peal, call, telephone, call up, phone, surround, environ, encircle, circle, round, ringing, tintinnabulation, telephone set, caller, caller-up, phoner, telephoner, telephony, phone call, telephone call, pealing, roll, rolling, toller, bell ringer, ringer, reverberation, sound reflection, replication, plangency, resonance, reverberance, sonorousness, sonority, vibrancy, halo, annulus, anulus, doughnut, anchor ring, environment, environs, surroundings
Anagrams: grin
Language Translations: | |||
Albanian: unazë | Breton: bizou and ring | ||
Catalan: anell and dringar and fer sonar | Chinese: 戒指 and 按鈴 | ||
Croatian: prsten and ring | Dutch: bellen and luiden and ring | ||
Esperanto: ringo | Finnish: kehä and soida and soittaa and sormus | ||
French: anneau and sonner | German: läuten and Ring | ||
Hungarian: csenget and gyűrű | Italian: anello and suonare | ||
Japanese: 鳴る and 指輪 | Korean: 가락지 and 울리다 | ||
Latin: anulus | Latvian: gredzens | ||
Maltese: ċurkett | Norwegian: ring and ringe | ||
Polish: dzwonić and pierścionek and ring and uderzać | Portuguese: anel and tocar | ||
Romanian: bate and inel and suna | Russian: звонить and кольцо and ринг | ||
Slovak: prsteň and ring and zvoniť | Slovene: prstan and ring | ||
Spanish: anillo and sonar | Swedish: ring and ringa | ||
Telugu: ఉంగరం and గోదా | Turkish: yüzük |
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