ding

英 [dɪŋ]

美 [dɪŋ]

n.  (尤指造成汽车上的凹痕、划痕等的)一击; 叮当; 丁零
v.  叮当(或丁零)作响; 使(汽车等)轻微受损; 打

现在分词：dinging　复数：dings　过去式：dinged　第三人称单数：dings　过去分词：dinged　

BNC.26493 / COCA.28040

牛津词典

noun

• （尤指造成汽车上的凹痕、划痕等的）一击
  a blow, especially one that causes slight damage to a car, etc.
  1. I got a ding in my rear fender.
     我汽车后面的挡泥板撞瘪了一处。
• 叮当；丁零
  used to represent the sound made by a bell
  1. The lift came to a halt with a loud ‘ding’.
     电梯“丁”一声停下了。

verb

• 叮当（或丁零）作响
  to make a sound like a bell
  1. The computer just dings when I press a key.
     我一按键，电脑就发出丁的一声。
• 使（汽车等）轻微受损
  to cause slight damage to a car, etc.
  1. I dinged my passenger door.
     我把乘客门撞坏了一点。
• 打
  to hit sb
  1. My department got dinged by the budget cuts .
     因预算缩减我的部门受到一定的影响。

英英释义

noun

• an impression in a surface (as made by a blow)
  Synonym:dentgougenick
• a ringing sound

verb

• go `ding dong', like a bell
  Synonym:dongdingdong

双语例句

• Hao Ding's success is the result of painstaking efforts of the people from all social circles.
  丁豪的成功，凝聚了社会各界的心血。
• It makes Ding Ling rubber roller have a higher competitive edge at the same industry.
  使鼎联胶棍在同行业中具备了较高的竞争力。
• I invited five friends to dinner to eat Kentucky Fried Chicken, Ding Yi is one of them.
  我邀请了五个好朋友去肯德基吃晚餐，丁逸是其中之一。
• To the Yuan Dynasty, Ding finally and gradually disappeared.
  到了元朝，定窑终于逐渐没落。
• Ding says working in this industry involves constant interaction with people.
  丁娅琼说，在这个行业工作就要不断与人打交道。
• I want to put a ding in the universe.
  我要在宇宙中留下脚印。
• Because the chef's name was Ding.
  因为这位厨师姓丁。
• And Ding Song got many aces in the match.
  这场比赛中丁松发球直接得了许多分。
• To ancient people, Ding cauldrons were symbols of power and status.
  古代人认为鼎是权利和身份的象征。
• Wang Dayong though Ding Song's service was hidden and very hard to judge.
  王大勇认为丁松的发球具有隐蔽性，很难判断。