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

jingle

/ˈdʒɪŋɡ(ə)l

noun

1A light ringing sound such as that made by metal objects being shaken together: the jingle of a bridle...

All this happened at a time when other High Street retailers have been listening to the satisfying jingles of ringing cash registers.
Leaning back slightly, he felt the porcelain gun on the inside of his coat, rubbing against his side, and the light jingle of a jar of pills.
She pushed past him and the bell gave a light jingle once more.

Synonyms

clink, chink, tinkle, jangle, rattle

tinkle, ring, ding, ping, ting-a-ling, chime

rare tintinnabulation

2A short slogan, verse, or tune designed to be easily remembered, especially as used in advertising: he makes up advertising jingles...

An appropriate gift for the people of Taiwan, a ‘gift that goes on giving’ as the advertising jingle says, would be a true bill of rights.
They drive SUVs and talk in advertising jingles.
You can read about the escapade, with annoying advertising jingle here.

Synonyms

slogan, catchline, catchphrase;

ditty, song, rhyme, tune, verse;

chorus, refrain;

limerick, piece of doggerel;

North American tag line

3 (also jingle shell) A bivalve mollusc with a fragile, slightly translucent shell.

Family Anomidae: Anomia and other genera.

Where space permits, oysters and jingle shells sometimes anchor themselves to the horseshoe crab.

verb

1Make or cause to make a light metallic ringing sound: [no object]: her bracelets were jingling [with object]: he jingled the coins in his purse...

They walked down to the car that way, Aaron's keys jingling in his pocket.
Eva stood, flinging her arms up in the air, her bracelets jingling like tiny silver bells.
The group of sleigh bells hung above the door jingled merrily as Wendy and Samantha entered the general store.

Synonyms

clink, chink, tinkle, jangle, rattle, clank

tinkle, ring, ding, ping, go ting-a-ling, chime

rare tintinnabulate

1.1 [no object] (Of writing) be full of alliteration or rhymes.

Derivatives

jingler

noun ...

What made them wake up one day and say to their fellow advertising executives, ‘Fire the jinglers and get some of those guys in accounting to take their places?’

jingly

adjective ...

I mean, with all this jingly jangly jewel stuff in our pockets, we'd make a lot of noise, even swimming in the moat.
The jingly sound it makes brings back some painful memories for the crazy killer.
This book is beautifully presented and tied with a red ribbon complete with jingly bell.

Origin

Late Middle English: imitative.

单词	jingle
释义	jingle /ˈdʒɪŋɡ(ə)l / noun 1A light ringing sound such as that made by metal objects being shaken together: the jingle of a bridle... All this happened at a time when other High Street retailers have been listening to the satisfying jingles of ringing cash registers. Leaning back slightly, he felt the porcelain gun on the inside of his coat, rubbing against his side, and the light jingle of a jar of pills. She pushed past him and the bell gave a light jingle once more. Synonyms clink, chink, tinkle, jangle, rattle tinkle, ring, ding, ping, ting-a-ling, chime rare tintinnabulation 2A short slogan, verse, or tune designed to be easily remembered, especially as used in advertising: he makes up advertising jingles... An appropriate gift for the people of Taiwan, a ‘gift that goes on giving’ as the advertising jingle says, would be a true bill of rights. They drive SUVs and talk in advertising jingles. You can read about the escapade, with annoying advertising jingle here. Synonyms slogan, catchline, catchphrase; ditty, song, rhyme, tune, verse; chorus, refrain; limerick, piece of doggerel; North American tag line 3 (also jingle shell) A bivalve mollusc with a fragile, slightly translucent shell. Family Anomidae: Anomia and other genera. Where space permits, oysters and jingle shells sometimes anchor themselves to the horseshoe crab. verb 1Make or cause to make a light metallic ringing sound: [no object]: her bracelets were jingling [with object]: he jingled the coins in his purse... They walked down to the car that way, Aaron's keys jingling in his pocket. Eva stood, flinging her arms up in the air, her bracelets jingling like tiny silver bells. The group of sleigh bells hung above the door jingled merrily as Wendy and Samantha entered the general store. Synonyms clink, chink, tinkle, jangle, rattle, clank tinkle, ring, ding, ping, go ting-a-ling, chime rare tintinnabulate 1.1 [no object] (Of writing) be full of alliteration or rhymes. Derivatives jingler noun ... What made them wake up one day and say to their fellow advertising executives, ‘Fire the jinglers and get some of those guys in accounting to take their places?’ jingly adjective ... I mean, with all this jingly jangly jewel stuff in our pockets, we'd make a lot of noise, even swimming in the moat. The jingly sound it makes brings back some painful memories for the crazy killer. This book is beautifully presented and tied with a red ribbon complete with jingly bell. Origin Late Middle English: imitative. Rhymes commingle, cringle, dingle, Fingal, intermingle, mingle, shingle, single, swingle, tingle
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jingle

Derivatives

jingler

jingly

Origin

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