jingle

canción publicitaria, jingle

Canción breve y fácil de recordar que se usa para anunciar algo.

En inglés sencillo: A short, easy-to-remember song used to advertise something.

• That jingle is very catchy.
• She writes jingles for television adverts.
• I still remember the jingle from that cereal commercial.

Sinónimos: advertising song

Expresiones frecuentes: advertising jingle, catchy jingle, radio jingle

tintineo

Sonido ligero y vibrante que producen pequeñas piezas de metal o vidrio al chocar entre sí.

En inglés sencillo: A light ringing sound made when small pieces of metal or glass hit each other.

• I heard a jingle of keys.
• The jingle of bells announced their arrival.
• A faint jingle came from the coins in his pocket.

Sinónimos: tinkle, jingling

Expresiones frecuentes: jingle of keys, jingle of bells, faint jingle

llamada, telefonazo

Llamada de teléfono breve.

En inglés sencillo: A short phone call.

• Give me a jingle tonight.
• I'll give you a jingle when I arrive.
• A quick jingle would have saved us the trip.

Sinónimos: call, ring

Expresiones frecuentes: give someone a jingle, a quick jingle

tintinear, hacer tintinear

Producir o hacer producir un sonido ligero y vibrante al chocar piezas de metal o vidrio.

En inglés sencillo: To make, or cause something to make, a light ringing sound as metal or glass pieces hit together.

• The bells jingle in the wind.
• He jingled the coins in his pocket.
• Her keys were jingling as she ran towards the car.

Sinónimos: tinkle, ring, clink

Expresiones frecuentes: jingle your keys, jingle in something, jingle a bell