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ding

[ding] / dɪŋ /


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It’s “really beautiful, very simple. It never rattles, dings or gets off track.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The ding on these capers is that there’s always too much casting.

From Los Angeles Times

The supervisor informed the Bards that not only were they in violation of having a home business, but they also were possibly looking at a second ding for having nuisance insects on their property.

From Los Angeles Times

A laptop on the center console dings like a supermarket scanner every time license-plate readers attached to the truck capture another car’s tag—and the computer squawks when it spots a possible repo candidate.

From The Wall Street Journal

The hallways leading to the offices of California’s elected officials are quiet, except for the faint sound of occasional elevator dings.

From Los Angeles Times