dinging

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ding
{f} çınlatmak
ding
{f} tınlatmak
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Bir yere çarpmaktan meydana gelen ufak çukur veya çentik, çöküntü, girinti

Her precious car that always looks freshly polished, free from dents and dings.

ding
çan gibi ses çıkarmak
ding
{f} tınlamak
ding
çan sesi
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çalmak
ding
{f} tekrar tekrar söylemek
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Mısır öğütmek için kullanılan taş
ding
Değirmen taşı
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present participle of ding

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ding
To eliminate a speller from a spelling bee by ringing (dinging) a bell

Kelly was dinged for misspelling the word antediluvian.

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To make high-pitched sound like a bell
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To sound, as a bell; to ring; to clang
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Very minor damage, a small dent or chip
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To mishit (a golf ball)
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To deduct, as points, from another, in the manner of a penalty

My bank dinged me three bucks for using their competitor's ATM.

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A high-pitched sound of a bell
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To hit or strike
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To fire or reject

His top school dinged him last week.

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A rejection

I just got my first ding letter.

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Ancient Chinese vessel with legs and a lid; also called ting. Chinese: 鼎, pinyin: dǐng
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To inflict minor damage upon, especially by hitting or striking

If you surf regularly, then you're going to ding your board. — BBC surfing Wales.

ding
{v} to dash, fling, cast, bluster, huff, bounce
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very minor damaged caused in a traffic accident
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Minor dent or damage to the structure Also, a nick in a prop Dinged props must be replaced
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Concerning the condition of a marble; a sign of slight damage, a mark appearing on the surface of a glass marble cause by impact (Also see Moon, Sub-Surface Moon, Bruise Mark )
ding
{f} ring, make a ringing noise
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{i} ring, ringing noise; (U.S.) dent, nick, indent; (Australian Slang) celebration, party; (Australia an offensive slang) Italian or Greek person; person form Italian or Greek origin
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A condition in metal where a minor dent is present Usually dings are caused by rocks, car door edges, or other small objects If the ding has a paint scratch within it, painting the ding is required If not, the dings can often be removed without painting See Paintless Dent Repair
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To dash; to throw violently
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Central Equilibrium
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To mishit a golf ball
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(ding) A state of empty, yet conscious mind
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Overpushing (mistake in push hands)
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a small mark on the surface or edge of a coin
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To strike; to thump; to pound
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To talk with vehemence, importunity, or reiteration; to bluster
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ancient Chinese vessel with legs and a lid. Also called ting. Chinese: 鼎, pinyin: dǐng
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To deduct, as points
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Similar to but slightly larger than a BB-ding typically about a 1/4 inch in size
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To cause to sound or ring
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go `ding dong', like a bell
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Damage to surfboard
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A thump or stroke, especially of a bell
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(A) A blow To ding it in one's ears To repeat a subject over and over again; to teach by repetition To ding To strike (Anglo-Saxon dencg [an] to knock strike beat ) Hence "ding-dong" as "They were at it ding-dong " "The butcher's axe like great Achilles' bat Dings deadly downe ten-thousand-thousand flat " Taylor: Works (1630) Ding-dong They went at it ding-dong Fighting in good earnest To ding is to beat or bruise (Saxon dencgan) dong is a responsive word One gives a ding and the other a dong Din is the Anglo-Saxon dyn-ian to make a din; dinung a dinning noise
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to damage a surfboard, especially by denting it
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To back out of a task in a shameful manner
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damage on a surfboard, usually in the form of a dent
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