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ding

[ding] / dɪŋ /


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The other risk—one that has already caused the market to ding CoreWeave stock —concerns financing.

From Barron's

When the toaster dings, she brings my perfectly light brown bagel over with the cream cheese container and sits across from me.

From Literature

As retail fuel prices surge at gas stations across the country, analysts warn that higher-for-longer energy costs could ding U.S. economic growth and buoy inflation, ushering in a dynamic known as stagflation.

From The Wall Street Journal

A sustained increase would ding truckers that rely on the fuel to transport goods, as well as homeowners that burn heating oil to warm their houses.

From The Wall Street Journal

From beyond a couple of bookcases—toward the signing line—I heard the ding of a text coming in.

From Literature