英语词汇“ring time”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

ring time n. a time of giving or exchanging rings.Chiefly in allusion to the song in As you like it. The reading ring time was suggested by G. Steevens in Johnson & G. Steevens Plays of Shakespeare (1778) (rev. ed.) III. 375 as meaning ‘the aptest season for marriage’, to replace the reading rank time in other editions (for the First Folio's rang time). It is uncertain whether Morley's setting predates the play or was composed for it.

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1600 T. Morley First Bk. Ayres sig. B5 In spring time, the onely prettie ring time, When Birds doe sing, hay ding a ding a ding.

1787 Shakespeare's As you like It v. iii, in J. Rann Dramatic Wks. Shakspeare II. 260 In the spring time, the only pretty ring time [1623 rang time], When birds do sing, hey ding a ding, ding. [Note] the only pretty ring time],—aptest season for marriage.

1905 W. Jerome in N. Cazden et al. Folk Songs of Catskills (1983) v. 233 Springtime brings the ringtime; come, love, don't be so slow: Change your name and go the game, I'll do the same, my Irish Molly-O.

1916 M. A. Scott Elizabethan Transl. from Ital. p. xlix The poetry of Robert Greene and Nicholas Breton and such anthologies as England's Helicon show how the Elizabethans were captivated by the gaiety and sweetness of just such songs of spring-time and ring-time as Sacchetti and Ser Giovanni wrote.

1920 W. C. Williams Kora in Hell xxii. 77 This song is to Phyllis! By this deep snow I know it's springtime, not ring time! Good God no!

1937 Catal. Copyright Entries (U.S. Copyright Office) 32 88/2 Swing time is ring time; song, arr. Leo Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 18. 1936;..Thelma C. Bybee, Roy, Utah.

2002 J. Datta tr. B. Basu Enemy Within 86 A sleepy voice answered, ‘Could be a bird, probably making its nest..this is spring time, the happy ring time’.

单词	ring time
释义	> as lemmas ring time ring time n. a time of giving or exchanging rings.Chiefly in allusion to the song in As you like it. The reading ring time was suggested by G. Steevens in Johnson & G. Steevens Plays of Shakespeare (1778) (rev. ed.) III. 375 as meaning ‘the aptest season for marriage’, to replace the reading rank time in other editions (for the First Folio's rang time). It is uncertain whether Morley's setting predates the play or was composed for it. ΚΠ 1600 T. Morley First Bk. Ayres sig. B5 In spring time, the onely prettie ring time, When Birds doe sing, hay ding a ding a ding. 1787 Shakespeare's As you like It v. iii, in J. Rann Dramatic Wks. Shakspeare II. 260 In the spring time, the only pretty ring time [1623 rang time], When birds do sing, hey ding a ding, ding. [Note] the only pretty ring time],—aptest season for marriage. 1905 W. Jerome in N. Cazden et al. Folk Songs of Catskills (1983) v. 233 Springtime brings the ringtime; come, love, don't be so slow: Change your name and go the game, I'll do the same, my Irish Molly-O. 1916 M. A. Scott Elizabethan Transl. from Ital. p. xlix The poetry of Robert Greene and Nicholas Breton and such anthologies as England's Helicon show how the Elizabethans were captivated by the gaiety and sweetness of just such songs of spring-time and ring-time as Sacchetti and Ser Giovanni wrote. 1920 W. C. Williams Kora in Hell xxii. 77 This song is to Phyllis! By this deep snow I know it's springtime, not ring time! Good God no! 1937 Catal. Copyright Entries (U.S. Copyright Office) 32 88/2 Swing time is ring time; song, arr. Leo Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 18. 1936;..Thelma C. Bybee, Roy, Utah. 2002 J. Datta tr. B. Basu Enemy Within 86 A sleepy voice answered, ‘Could be a bird, probably making its nest..this is spring time, the happy ring time’. extracted from ringn.¹ < as lemmas
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