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

ping

/pɪŋ

noun

An abrupt high-pitched ringing sound: the ping of the oven timer...

The gun's trigger guard cracked with a high-pitched ping, but the sound was pretty much lost in the screaming.
Beeps, blips and pings are the everyday sounds that we live with, thanks to our push-button gizmos and fast-paced lifestyle.
It will be interesting now to see, when the oven pings, if the whole confection really is a recipe for success.

verb

1Make or cause to make a ping: [no object]: the doorbell pinged [with object]: Victoria pinged the bell...

Instead of being a taut, minimal straight line, I'm a curvy, springy, unmarshalled dithering thing, unable to ping, ding or ker-ching.
Ward got another nudge which Barton blocked and the ball pinged up from their clash and smacked the unfortunate Mills in the face before finally looping into the net.
When the lift came to a halt and the doors pinged open with a pleasant ding the girls dragged the bags down the hallway, stopping outside of the apartment while Forever searched for her keys.

2 [with object] Computing Query (another computer on a network) to determine whether there is a connection to it.To test your IPv6 connection, first try pinging something with the ping6 program on both the gateway and a connected host....

Try pinging or otherwise connecting to hosts on the remote network; the connection should behave no differently from before when you brought the tunnel up.
The laptop sitting on the center console continuously pinging at the networks being discovered.

2.1Send an email or other electronic message to (someone): at least a dozen people have pinged me or called to tell me this...

I guess you could think of pinging as eye contact via mobile phone; just enough information is conveyed to be useful, but not so much that it disrupts what you're already doing.
Some people ping us directly, and most of the rest comes from blogs - which polls Weblogs.com once an hour.
To get blogs is easy nowadays and so you just spam by writing pseudo blogs and linking and pinging.

3US another term for pink⁵.

Origin

Mid 19th century: imitative.

This word imitates the noise. The game ping-pong got its name in the early 20th century from the sound of a bat striking a ball.

单词	ping
释义	ping /pɪŋ / noun An abrupt high-pitched ringing sound: the ping of the oven timer... The gun's trigger guard cracked with a high-pitched ping, but the sound was pretty much lost in the screaming. Beeps, blips and pings are the everyday sounds that we live with, thanks to our push-button gizmos and fast-paced lifestyle. It will be interesting now to see, when the oven pings, if the whole confection really is a recipe for success. verb 1Make or cause to make a ping: [no object]: the doorbell pinged [with object]: Victoria pinged the bell... Instead of being a taut, minimal straight line, I'm a curvy, springy, unmarshalled dithering thing, unable to ping, ding or ker-ching. Ward got another nudge which Barton blocked and the ball pinged up from their clash and smacked the unfortunate Mills in the face before finally looping into the net. When the lift came to a halt and the doors pinged open with a pleasant ding the girls dragged the bags down the hallway, stopping outside of the apartment while Forever searched for her keys. 2 [with object] Computing Query (another computer on a network) to determine whether there is a connection to it.To test your IPv6 connection, first try pinging something with the ping6 program on both the gateway and a connected host.... Try pinging or otherwise connecting to hosts on the remote network; the connection should behave no differently from before when you brought the tunnel up. The laptop sitting on the center console continuously pinging at the networks being discovered. 2.1Send an email or other electronic message to (someone): at least a dozen people have pinged me or called to tell me this... I guess you could think of pinging as eye contact via mobile phone; just enough information is conveyed to be useful, but not so much that it disrupts what you're already doing. Some people ping us directly, and most of the rest comes from blogs - which polls Weblogs.com once an hour. To get blogs is easy nowadays and so you just spam by writing pseudo blogs and linking and pinging. 3US another term for pink⁵. Origin Mid 19th century: imitative. This word imitates the noise. The game ping-pong got its name in the early 20th century from the sound of a bat striking a ball. Rhymes Beijing, bing, bring, Chungking, cling, ding, dingaling, fling, I Ching, king, Kunming, ling, Ming, Nanjing, Peking, ring, sing, Singh, sling, spring, sting, string, swing, Synge, thing, ting, wing, wring, Xining, zing
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