| 释义 |
ring /rɪŋ/
(rang /ræŋ/ , rung /rʌŋ/ )
NOTE To ring is not used in American English to mean ‘to telephone’. To call is the most common verb for this in American English. It is also used in British English, as well as to phone. 美国英语不用 to ring 表示打电话，表达此义的最常用动词是 to call。to call 和 to phone 也用于英国英语。► SEE ALLring around/roundring around/round sb/sth ring backring sb back ring in ring off ring outring round, etc. ring through (to sb/sth) ring upring sb/sth up ring sth up●ˌring aˈround/ˈround●ˌring aˈround/ˈround sb/sth (BrE) to phone several people or places to find out information or discuss sth 到处（给…）打电话◆I’ve spent the morning ringing round travel agents.
我一上午都在给各旅行社打电话。[v + adv] [v + prep]●ˌring ˈback 🔑●ˌring sb ˈback (BrE) 🔑to telephone sb again or to telephone sb who telephoned you earlier （给某人）再打电话，回复电话◆I’ll ring you back later with more details.
我过会儿再打电话跟你细说。◆Your mother called. She wants you to ring back.
你母亲来电话了。她让你回个电话。◆I’ve only got a few coins for this call (= from a public telephone). Can you ring me back?
我只有几枚硬币打这个电话。你给我打过来好吗？[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv]▸ ˈringback noun [uncountable, countable]
a telephone service that you can use if you call sb and their telephone is being used, so that your telephone will ring when the line is free 电话自动重拨服务●ˌring ˈin (BrE) 1. to telephone the place where you work （往工作单位）打电话◆She felt so exhausted she rang in sick (= to say she could not come to work).
她感觉筋疲力尽，于是给单位打电话请病假。◆The boss rings in several times a day, even when he’s on holiday.
老板一天打几次电话过来，即使他休假也不例外。2. to telephone a radio programme, etc. （给电台节目等）打电话◆Listeners were asked to ring in with their opinions.
电台欢迎听众拨打电话发表意见。[v + adv]●ˌring ˈoff (BrE) to end a telephone conversation, and put the telephone down 挂断电话◆He rang off before I could explain.
我还没来得及解释他就把电话挂了。SYN hang up[v + adv]●ˌring ˈoutto be heard loudly and clearly 清脆响亮；发出响声◆His clear voice rang out across the hall.
他清脆的嗓音响彻大厅。◆Suddenly shots rang out nearby.
附近突然响起一阵枪声。[v + adv]●ˌring ˈround, etc. (BrE) ➡ ring around/round, etc. ●ˌring ˈthrough (to sb/sth) (BrE) to make a telephone call to sb, especially within the same building （给同一楼内的人）打电话◆Reception rang through to say my visitor had arrived.
服务台打来电话说我的客人到了。[v + adv]●ˌring ˈup 🔑●ˌring sb/sth ˈup (BrE) 🔑to telephone sb/sth （给…）打电话◆He rang up to apologize.
他打电话来道歉。◆We must ring Jenny up tonight.
我们今晚一定得给珍妮打个电话。◆Can you ring up the station to check the train times?
你打电话到火车站核实一下列车时刻好吗？◆My dad was once rung up by someone claiming to be John Lennon.
我爸爸曾经接到一个自称约翰・列侬的人打来的电话。 NOTE Ring and ring sb are also frequently used on their own. Ring up and ring sb up are very common in spoken English. * ring 和 ring sb 也常单独使用。ring up 和 ring sb up 在英语口语中十分常见。 ➡ note at call up, call sb/sth up [v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]●ˌring sth ˈupto record the cost of goods being bought in a shop/store on a machine (a cash register); to make sales of the value mentioned 将（款项）输入收银机；达到（某一销售额）◆She rang up the drinks on the till.
她将饮料款额打在收银机上。◆The company rang up profits of $160 million last year.
公司去年利润达 1.6 亿元。[v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv] |