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ring

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈrɪŋ/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/rɪŋ/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(ring)

Inflections of 'ring' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

rings: v 3rd person singular

ringing: v pres p

rang: v past (For meanings to do with sound or telephones)

ringed: v past (For meanings to do with encircling or forming circles)

rung: v past p (For meanings to do with sound or telephones)

ringed: v past p (For meanings to do with encircling or forming circles)

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Definition
Synonyms
English Collocations
English Usage

Główne tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
ring n	(jewellery worn on finger) (ślubny)	obrączka ż
pierścionek m
The couple exchanged rings.
Para wymieniła obrączki.
ring n	(circular band)	pierścień m
There was a ring of metal around the bird's leg.
Ptak miał założony metalowy pierścień wokół nogi.
ring n	(sound of a bell)	dzwonek m
dzwonienie n
dźwięk dzwonka m + m
The ring of the bell woke me up.
Obudził mnie dzwonek.
Obudził mnie dźwięk dzwonka.
ring n	(circular shape)	krąg m
pierścień m
A ring of vines encircled the tree.
A ring of coffee stained the tablecloth.
ring [sb]⇒ vtr	UK (phone)	dzwonić do ndk. + przyim.
zadzwonić do dk. + przyim.
Edward rang all of his friends.
Edward zadzwonił do wszystkich swoich przyjaciół.
ring⇒ vtr	(sound a bell)	dzwonić ndk.
zadzwonić dk.
The monk rang the bell.
Mnich zadzwonił dzwonem.
ring vi	(telephone: sound)	dzwonić ndk.
zadzwonić dk.
The phone rang twice.
Telefon zadzwonił dwa razy.
ring vi	(sound like a bell)	dźwięczeć ndk.
zadźwięczeć dk.
When hit with a spoon, the brass candlestick will ring.
Mosiężny świecznik zadźwięczy, kiedy uderzy się go łyżeczką.

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Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
ring n	(circle: people, objects, etc.)	krąg m
The dancers formed a ring.
ring n	(network of people, cartel)	siatka ż
grupa ż
The police broke up a drug ring.
ring n	(boxing)	ring m
The boxer stepped into the ring.
ring n	(arena for circus, etc.)	arena ż
This circus has three rings.
ring, tree ring, growth ring, annual ring n	(tree: growth circle)	pierścień m
Old trees have many rings.
ring n	(cooking hob)	palnik m
Place the saucepan on the ring and heat gently for five minutes.
ring n	(matter: orbits a planet)	pierścień m
Saturn has the most rings.
ring n	(act of ringing)	dźwięk dzwonka m + m
dzwonek m
The class starts at the ring of the bell.
ring n	(telephone call)	dzwonić ndk.
zadzwonić dk.
Just a quick ring to let you know I got home safely.
ring n	(tone, note)	dzwonek m
The telephone's ring is loud.
rings npl	(gymnastic apparatus)	kółka n, l.mn.
The gymnast held onto the rings.
the rings npl	(gymnastic event)	ćwiczenia na kółkach wyr.
Kurt is the best at the rings.
ring⇒ vi	(summon by ringing a bell)	dzwonić ndk.
zadzwonić dk.
The queen rang for her servant.
ring vi	(ears)	dzwonić komuś w uszach zwrot ndk.
My ears are ringing.
ring vi	figurative (sound a particular way)	brzmieć ndk.
zabrzmieć dk.
His words rang true.
ring with [sth] vi + prep	(be filled with sound)	rozbrzmiewać ndk.
The church rang with the sound of music.
ring [sth]⇒ vtr	(fit a ring to: nose of livestock)	kolczykować ndk.
zakolczykować dk.
The farmer ringed his cattle so that they could be led.
ring [sth] vtr	(fit a tag to: a bird)	obrączkować ndk.
zaobrączkować dk.
The birds were ringed so that they could be identified later.
ring [sth] vtr	(draw a circle around)	zakreślać ndk.
zakreślić dk.
Ring the answer that you think is correct.
ring [sb]⇒ vtr	(surround)	okrążać, otaczać ndk.
okrążyć, otoczyć dk.
The police ringed the gang.
ring [sth]⇒ vtr	US (cut into rings)	kroić w talarki zwrot ndk.
pokroić w talarki zwrot dk.
Ring the onion and add to the salad.
ring [sth] with [sth] vtr + prep	(encircle with [sth])	owijać ndk.
owinąć dk.
She ringed the door handle with some Christmas tinsel.

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Czasowniki złożone
Angielski	Polski
call in, also UK: ring in, phone in vi phrasal	(phone)	dzwonić do studia zwrot ndk.
zadzwonić do studia zwrot dk.
Radio listeners are encouraged to call in to make comments.
ring off vi phrasal	(telephone: hang up)	odkładać słuchawkę ndk. + ż
odłożyć słuchawkę dk. + ż
If you receive an unwelcome phone call, it's best to simply ring off.
ring [sb] up, ring up [sb] vtr phrasal sep	informal (call on the telephone)	przedzwonić do kogoś
Please ring up Patty tonight, and invite her to our party.
ring up [sth], ring [sth] up vtr phrasal sep	US, informal (enter price on cash register)	przedzwonić do kogoś
Although it was clearly marked $9.95, the clerk mistakenly rang up $19.95.

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Formy złożone:
Angielski	Polski
boxing ring n	(sport: fighting arena)	ring bokserski m + przym.
The two men faced off in the boxing ring, gloves held up and at the ready.
bull ring n	(bullfighting arena)	arena walk byków wyr.
Most large towns in Spain have bull rings.
class ring n	US (ring commemorating school and year of graduation)	pierścionek klasowy m + przym.
In those days you wore your boyfriend's class ring on a chain so everybody would know you were going steady.
diamond ring n	(jewelry: band inset with a diamond)	pierścionek z diamentem m + przyim. + m
Emma was wearing a diamond ring on her finger.
earring n	often plural (jewellery worn in ear)	kolczyk m
Elizabeth was searching the floor for her lost earring.
engagement ring n	(ring worn by bride-to-be)	pierścionek zaręczynowy m + przym.
Her engagement ring has the biggest diamond I have ever seen.
m + przym.
hotplate, hob, cooker ring n	UK (hob on a cooker)	maszynka do gotowania wyr.
Be careful of the hotplate; I think it's still hot.
key ring, keyring n	(metal loop for holding keys)	breloczek na klucze wyr.
The keys on the guard's key ring jangled as he walked.
napkin ring n	(band placed around a rolled serviette)	kółko do serwetki wyr.
Jessie bought six napkin rings shaped like sleeping tigers from the gift shop at the zoo.
nose ring n	(pierced jewellery worn in the nose)	kolczyk w nosie wyr.
You will have to remove your nose ring if you want this job.
ring a bell v	figurative (sound familiar) (wyrażenie)	gdzieś dzwoni
Have you heard of Mike Oldfield? Yes, the name seems to ring a bell.
ring binder n	(document folder with metal rings)	segregator kołowy m + przym.
ring finger n	(third finger from the thumb)	palec serdeczny m + przym.
He looked at her ring finger and was pleased to see that she probably wasn't married.
ring road n	UK (motorway around a city)	obwodnica ż
We used the ring road to avoid the traffic in the city centre.
ring the bell, ring the doorbell v expr	(sound the doorbell)	dzwonić dzwonkiem do drzwi ndk. + m + przyim. + n, l.mn.
zadzwonić dzwonkiem do drzwi dk. + m + przyim. + n, l.mn.
When you ring the bell someone comes to open the door.
ring true v expr	informal, figurative (sound or seem genuine)	brzmieć wiarygodnie ndk. + przys.
Her explanation rings true, however strange it may seem.
signet ring n	(ring with a name or stamp)	sygnet m
A signet ring inscribed "E.A." was the only clue to his identity.
three-ring circus n	literal (circus with three performance areas)	cyrk z trzema arenami
Barnum & Bailey presents a three-ring circus every spring in New York City.
three-ring circus n	US, figurative (chaotic scene) (potoczny)	dom wariatów m + m, l.mn.
With all the children yelling and dogs barking, the party became a three-ring circus.
wedding ring n	(gold band worn by [sb] married)	obrączka ślubna ż + przym.
My wedding ring doesn't fit me any more.
Since he doesn't wear a wedding ring, I assume he's single.