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ring BrE / rɪŋ /  NAmE / rɪŋ / Native audio playback is not supported. ring(noun)BrE / rɪŋ /  NAmE / rɪŋ / a piece of jewellery that you wear on your finger, consisting of a round band of gold, silver, etc., sometimes decorated with precious stonessee also engagement ringhttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/engagement-ringa gold ringA diamond glittered on her ring finger (= the finger next to the little finger, especially on the left hand).an object in the shape of a circle with a large hole in the middlea key ringcurtain ringsonion ringsa round mark or shapeShe had dark rings around her eyes from lack of sleep.The children sat on the floor in a ring.a confined area in which animals or people perform or compete, with seats around the outside for the audiencesee also bullringhttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/bullringa boxing ringa circus ringThe next competitor rode into the ring.a small flat place on a cooker/stove that is heated by gas or electricity and is used for cooking onsynonym burnerhttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/burnerto turn off the gas ringa group of people who are working together, especially in secret or illegallya spy ringa drugs ringto be much better at doing something than somebody elseI used to beat my son at chess but now he runs rings around me.to announce officially that you are going to compete in an election, a competition, etc.Extra ExamplesCustoms officials have broken up a major drug ring.He can blow smoke rings.He entered the ring wearing his usual outfit.He had a signet ring on his little finger.He had dark rings around his eyes.He has earned three Super Bowl rings in the last four years.He slipped the ring on her finger.He was back in the ring only a month after the injury.His right ear sported a gold ring.I pulled the small ring box out of my pocket.I put the saucepan on the ring.She had a small nose ring.She kissed the great ring of the archbishop of Chicago.She wore a diamond engagement ring.The children formed a ring around their teacher.The street plan of the city has evolved as a series of concentric rings.They exchange rings and wedding vows.a plate of onion ringsa ring of fire/smoke/stonesOnion rings should be thin and crispy.She had dark rings around her eyes from lack of sleep.The four men are accused of running a drug smuggling ring.Word OriginOld English hring, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch ring, German Ring, also to the noun rank.

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(noun) a gold ringa diamond glittered on her ring finger (= the finger next to the little finger, especially on the left hand).a key ringcurtain rings  This card's content is collected from the following dictionaries: Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

Word	ring
WordType	(noun)
Phonetic	BrE / rɪŋ / NAmE / rɪŋ /
Example	a gold ring a diamond glittered on her ring finger (= the finger next to the little finger, especially on the left hand). a key ring curtain rings
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Content	ring (noun)BrE / rɪŋ / NAmE / rɪŋ / a piece of jewellery that you wear on your finger, consisting of a round band of gold, silver, etc., sometimes decorated with precious stones see also engagement ring https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/engagement-ring a gold ring A diamond glittered on her ring finger (= the finger next to the little finger, especially on the left hand). an object in the shape of a circle with a large hole in the middle a key ring curtain rings onion rings a round mark or shape She had dark rings around her eyes from lack of sleep. The children sat on the floor in a ring. a confined area in which animals or people perform or compete, with seats around the outside for the audience see also bullring https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/bullring a boxing ring a circus ring The next competitor rode into the ring. a small flat place on a cooker/stove that is heated by gas or electricity and is used for cooking on synonym burner https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/burner to turn off the gas ring a group of people who are working together, especially in secret or illegally a spy ring a drugs ring to be much better at doing something than somebody else I used to beat my son at chess but now he runs rings around me. to announce officially that you are going to compete in an election, a competition, etc. Extra Examples Customs officials have broken up a major drug ring. He can blow smoke rings. He entered the ring wearing his usual outfit. He had a signet ring on his little finger. He had dark rings around his eyes. He has earned three Super Bowl rings in the last four years. He slipped the ring on her finger. He was back in the ring only a month after the injury. His right ear sported a gold ring. I pulled the small ring box out of my pocket. I put the saucepan on the ring. She had a small nose ring. She kissed the great ring of the archbishop of Chicago. She wore a diamond engagement ring. The children formed a ring around their teacher. The street plan of the city has evolved as a series of concentric rings. They exchange rings and wedding vows. a plate of onion rings a ring of fire/smoke/stones Onion rings should be thin and crispy. She had dark rings around her eyes from lack of sleep. The four men are accused of running a drug smuggling ring. Word Origin Old English hring, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch ring, German Ring, also to the noun rank.
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