Question

A2  ring  telefon etmek; telefonla aramak(telefon vb) çalmak

Accepted Answer

verb  /rɪŋ   / verb (past tense rang /ræŋ   /; past participle rung /rʌŋ   /) ring (verb)
 /rɪŋ   /
verb (past tense rang
/ræŋ   /; past
participle rung /rʌŋ   /)
 
TELEPHONE 
1 [intransitive,
transitive] (especially US call )
 ring (sb/sth) (up)
to telephone sb/sth
telefon
etmek; telefonla aramak
 What time will you ring tomorrow?
 I rang up yesterday and booked the hotel.
 Ring the station and ask what time the next
train leaves.
SYNONYM PHONE
 note at TELEPHONE
BELL 
2 [intransitive,
transitive]
to make a sound like a
bell or to cause sth to make this sound
 (telefon, zil vb.) çalmak
 Is that the phone ringing?
 We rang the door bell but nobody answered.
 3 [intransitive]
ring
(for sb/sth)
to ring a bell in
order to call sb, ask for sth, etc.
 (zil çalarak ) çağırmak
 ‘Did you ring, sir?’ asked the stewardess.
 Could you ring for a taxi, please?
WITH SOUND 
4 [intransitive]
ring
(with sth)
to be filled with loud
sounds
çınlamak, çın
çın ötmek
 The music was so loud it made my ears ring.
 The room was ringing with laughter.
WITH QUALITY 
5 [intransitive]
(used about words or
sounds) to have a certain effect when you hear them
çağrıştırmak, gibi
gelmek
 Her words didn't ring true.
SURROUND 
6 [transitive] (past
tense, past participle ringed)
[often passive]
to surround sb/sth
çembere
almak
 The whole area was ringed with police.
DRAW CIRCLE 
7 [transitive] (past
tense, past participle ringed)(especially
British)
to draw a circle
around sth
daire
içine almak
 Ring the correct answer in pencil.
SYNONYM CIRCLE2
IDIOM
ring
a bell
to sound familiar or
to remind you, not very clearly, of sb/sth
bir
şeyler çağrıştırmak, yabancı gelmemek, aşina gelmek
 ‘Do you know Josef Vos?’ ‘Well, the name
rings a bell.’
PHRASAL VERBS
ring
(sb) back
(British)
to telephone sb again
or to telephone sb who has telephoned you
tekrar
aramak
 ‘I'm afraid Mary isn't in.’ ‘Oh well, I'll
ring back later.’
 I can't talk now – can I ring you back?
ring
in
(British)
to telephone a TV or
radio show, or the place where you work
 (TV, radyo; işyeri vb.) aramak
 Mandy rang in sick this morning.
 Thousands of people rang in during the
programme to pledge money.
ring
out
to sound loudly and
clearly
çınlamak, güm
güm etmek, pat pat etmek
 A pistol shot rang out.

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	ring
IPA	/rɪŋ / verb (past tense rang /ræŋ /; past participle rung /rʌŋ /)
Back	telefon etmek; telefonla aramak (telefon vb) çalmak
Back 2	ring (verb) /rɪŋ / verb (past tense rang /ræŋ /; past participle rung /rʌŋ /) TELEPHONE 1 [intransitive, transitive] (especially US call ) ring (sb/sth) (up) to telephone sb/sth telefon etmek; telefonla aramak What time will you ring tomorrow? I rang up yesterday and booked the hotel. Ring the station and ask what time the next train leaves. *SYNONYM* PHONE note at TELEPHONE BELL 2 [intransitive, transitive] to make a sound like a bell or to cause sth to make this sound (telefon, zil vb.) çalmak Is that the phone ringing? We rang the door bell but nobody answered. 3 [intransitive] ring (for sb/sth) to ring a bell in order to call sb, ask for sth, etc. (zil çalarak ) çağırmak ‘Did you ring, sir?’ asked the stewardess. Could you ring for a taxi, please? WITH SOUND 4 [intransitive] ring (with sth) to be filled with loud sounds çınlamak, çın çın ötmek The music was so loud it made my ears ring. The room was ringing with laughter. WITH QUALITY 5 [intransitive] (used about words or sounds) to have a certain effect when you hear them çağrıştırmak, gibi gelmek Her words didn't ring true. SURROUND 6 [transitive] (past tense, past participle ringed) [often passive] to surround sb/sth çembere almak The whole area was ringed with police. DRAW CIRCLE 7 [transitive] (past tense, past participle ringed)(especially British) to draw a circle around sth daire içine almak Ring the correct answer in pencil. *SYNONYM* CIRCLE2 IDIOM ring a bell to sound familiar or to remind you, not very clearly, of sb/sth bir şeyler çağrıştırmak, yabancı gelmemek, aşina gelmek ‘Do you know Josef Vos?’ ‘Well, the name rings a bell.’ PHRASAL VERBS ring (sb) back (British) to telephone sb again or to telephone sb who has telephoned you tekrar aramak ‘I'm afraid Mary isn't in.’ ‘Oh well, I'll ring back later.’ I can't talk now – can I ring you back? ring in (British) to telephone a TV or radio show, or the place where you work (TV, radyo; işyeri vb.) aramak Mandy rang in sick this morning. Thousands of people rang in during the programme to pledge money. ring out to sound loudly and clearly çınlamak, güm güm etmek, pat pat etmek A pistol shot rang out.

Ring Past Rang Telephone Bell Sound Tense Participle

ring (verb)