Showing 7 phrasal verbs and 9 definitions related to the verb 'Ring'.
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Ring back phrasal verb
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Meaning: Return a phonecall
(Separable [obligatory] | International English)
» Example: I phoned and left a message this morning but she still hasn't RUNG me BACK.
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Meaning: Return a phonecall
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Ring in phrasal verb
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Meaning: Telephone to inform or confirm something
(Intransitive | British English)
» Example: I RANG IN and told them I would be late.
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Meaning: Telephone to inform or confirm something
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Ring off phrasal verb
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Meaning: Finish a phone conversation
(Intransitive | International English)
» Example: Dave RANG OFF guiltily when he saw his boss coming.
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Meaning: Finish a phone conversation
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Ring out phrasal verb
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Meaning: Make a sudden loud sound
(Intransitive | International English)
» Example: Two shots RANG OUT and then we heard a scream.
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Meaning: Make a sudden loud sound
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Ring round phrasal verb
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Meaning: Telephone a number of people, usually to try to get some information
(Intransitive | International English)
» Example: I RANG ROUND to see if anyone knew where she'd gone.
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Meaning: Telephone a number of people, usually to try to get some information
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Ring up phrasal verb
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Meaning: Telephone
(Separable [obligatory] | International English)
» Example: Helen RANG me UP earlier. -
Meaning: Achieve an amount or number
(Separable [optional] | American English)
» Example: They RANG UP several victories. -
Meaning: Enter figures into a till or cash register
(Separable [optional] | International English)
» Example: They RANG UP the bill for the groceries.
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Meaning: Telephone
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Ring with phrasal verb
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Meaning: When a place is full of a loud sound
(Inseparable | International English)
» Example: The room RANG WITH their laughter.
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Meaning: When a place is full of a loud sound