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rang [ræŋ] VB

rang pt of:

See also ring , ring

I . ring2 N

1. ring no pl esp Brit:

2. ring of bell:

toque m

II . ring2 <rang, rung> VB trans

1. ring esp Brit:

III . ring2 <rang, rung> VB intr

1. ring Brit:

ring1 [rɪŋ] N

1. ring (small circle):

argola f
roda f

2. ring (jewellery):

anel m

3. ring:

ringue m

ring1 [rɪŋ] N

1. ring (small circle):

argola f
roda f

2. ring (jewellery):

anel m

3. ring:

ringue m

I . ring2 N

1. ring no pl esp Brit:

2. ring of bell:

toque m

II . ring2 <rang, rung> VB trans

1. ring esp Brit:

III . ring2 <rang, rung> VB intr

1. ring Brit:

key ring N

ring back VB intr, trans esp Brit TELEC

ring off VB intr Brit

ring binder N

ring road N esp Brit

signet ring [ˈsɪgnɪt-] N

wedding ring N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
A senior friend was driving down the highway when his car phone rang.
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Organisers rang him repeatedly but cagily, to insist (without saying why) that he should attend the award ceremony.
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A tense voice on the phone rang alarm bells with the courier company employees.
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The phone booth rang while the nominated melted their icecubes.
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Every week, something similar was shown to the viewers who rang in to guess what it was the golden rule was it had to rhyme.
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They had paid by direct bank transfer after the site suggested this as the best method; however this later rang alarm bells for them.
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Another possibility is he rang the doorbell after she retired.
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Caul confirmed the new tower weighed 14,000 pounds, although previous estimates rang in at 17,000.
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Brakes on both rear wheels featured a bell, which rang when the vehicle reached a full stop.
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Rang be rang shodan (going from one color to another, changing colors, turning red and white in the face) connotes embarrassment and coyness.
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