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

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phrasal verb

If you ring in, you phone a place, such as the place where you work.

[mainly British]

Cecil wasn't there, having rung in to say he was taking the day off. [VERB PARTICLE]

regional note: in AM, usually use call in

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ring in in British English

verb (adverb)

1. (intransitive) mainly British

to report to someone by telephone

2. (transitive)

to accompany the arrival of with bells (esp in the phrase ring in the new year)

3. (transitive) Australian

to substitute (a horse) fraudulently for another horse in a race

4. (transitive) Australian and New Zealand informal

to recruit or include (a person)

noun ring-in

5. Australian informal

a horse that serves as a substitute

6. Australian and New Zealand informal

a person or thing that is not normally a member of a particular group; outsider

ring-in in British English

(ˈrɪŋˌɪn)

noun informal

1. Australian

a horse that serves as a substitute for another horse in a race

2. Australian and New Zealand

a person or thing that is not normally a member of a particular group; outsider

Examples of 'ring in' in a sentence
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`Her husband apparently left her my number to ring in an emergency.I looked at Luke, who nodded, so I did so and suddenly, I felt a ring in my palm.

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释义	Trends of ring in View usage for: ring in phrasal verb If you ring in, you phone a place, such as the place where you work. [mainly British] Cecil wasn't there, having rung in to say he was taking the day off. [VERB PARTICLE] regional note: in AM, usually use call in See full dictionary entry for ring ring in in British English verb (adverb) 1. (intransitive) mainly British to report to someone by telephone 2. (transitive) to accompany the arrival of with bells (esp in the phrase ring in the new year) 3. (transitive) Australian to substitute (a horse) fraudulently for another horse in a race 4. (transitive) Australian and New Zealand informal to recruit or include (a person) noun ring-in 5. Australian informal a horse that serves as a substitute 6. Australian and New Zealand informal a person or thing that is not normally a member of a particular group; outsider ring-in in British English (ˈrɪŋˌɪn) noun informal 1. Australian a horse that serves as a substitute for another horse in a race 2. Australian and New Zealand a person or thing that is not normally a member of a particular group; outsider Examples of 'ring in' in a sentence ring in `Her husband apparently left her my number to ring in an emergency. Brierley, David SKORPION'S DEATH I looked at Luke, who nodded, so I did so and suddenly, I felt a ring in my palm. Andrews, Virginia WEB OF DREAMS
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