ring

US /rɪŋ/
UK /rɪŋ/
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ring

a small circular band, typically of precious metal and often set with one or more gemstones, worn on a finger as an ornament or a token of marriage, engagement, or other commitment.

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She wore a beautiful diamond ring on her left hand.
Ze droeg een prachtige diamanten ring aan haar linkerhand.
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He proposed to her with a stunning engagement ring.
Hij vroeg haar ten huwelijk met een prachtige verlovingsring.
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2.

cirkel, ring

a circular or spiral mark or object.

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The tree had many growth rings.
De boom had veel groeiringen.
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The children formed a ring around the teacher.
De kinderen vormden een kring rond de leraar.
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3.

bel, geluid

the sound made by a bell or a similar resonant object.

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The church bells began to ring.
De kerkklokken begonnen te luiden.
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I heard the ring of the telephone.
Ik hoorde de bel van de telefoon.
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1.

rinkelen, luiden

to make a clear, resonant sound, as of a bell.

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The alarm clock began to ring loudly.
De wekker begon luid te rinkelen.
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The phone won't stop ringing.
De telefoon blijft maar overgaan.
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2.

bellen, opbellen

to call (someone) by telephone.

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I'll ring you later to confirm.
Ik bel je later om te bevestigen.
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Did you ring him about the meeting?
Heb je hem gebeld over de vergadering?
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