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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌrɪŋ ˈɪn/
ring in means: To celebrate the beginning of a new period, especially a new year, sometimes by ringing bells.
verb
To celebrate the beginning of a new period, especially a new year, sometimes by ringing bells.
- We will ring in the new year together.
- The town rang in the new century with bells.
- How did you ring in the new year?
To telephone a workplace, office, or program, often to give information.
- Please ring in before noon.
- She rang in sick this morning.
- Listeners are ringing in with their stories.
To surround someone or something with a circle of people or things.
- Trees ring in the garden.
- The soldiers rang in the fortress.
- Steep hills ring in the little valley.
Questions about ring in
What does ring in mean?
To celebrate the beginning of a new period, especially a new year, sometimes by ringing bells.
What is ring in in other languages?
Türkçe: kutlayarak karşılamak · Español: recibir · Français: célébrer l’arrivée de · Deutsch: feierlich begrüßen · Italiano: festeggiare l’arrivo di · 日本語: 祝って迎える
How do you pronounce ring in?
It is pronounced /ˌrɪŋ ˈɪn/.
How do you use ring in in a sentence?
We will ring in the new year together. The town rang in the new century with bells.
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