Collocations for "rang"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "rang" in context.
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ring
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a [gold, silver, diamond] ring
- [bought, gave] his fiancé a [gold] ring
- a [pure, white] gold ring
- a [14, 18, 24] karat gold ring
- [a wedding, an engagement] ring
- a gold [coated, plated] ring
- a [mood, flower] ring
- a [boxing, fighting, wrestling] ring
- the [boxer, fighter, champion, challenger] entered the ring
- the [gladiators, fighters, chairs] were thrown into the ring
- a [drugs, crime, smuggling] ring
- the police [busted, uncovered, unearthed] a [drugs] ring
- blow smoke rings
- give me a ring [later, tonight, tomorrow, when you get home]
- [jump, leap] through a ring of fire
- [this song, her voice] has a familiar ring (to it)
- the ring of [jeers, abuse, laughter]
- was [blowing, sending, making] smoke rings
- ring [me, your friend, a coworker]
- ring [your friend] up
- ring up [your friend]
- rang me (up) to [tell me, say, let me know]
- the phone is ringing
- the phone rang [constantly, twice]
- the [bell] was ringing
- [started, began, kept] ringing
- her [words, news] rang in my ears
- the [noise, sound] rang through the [air, night, fog]
- ring the [bell, doorbell]
- ring [reception, for room service]
- my ears are ringing
- the [teller, cashier] rang up [the products, the items, my purchase]
- rang the [products] up
- ring you up [here, at checkout]
- ringed him in
- UK: was ringed by [a fence, police]
'rang' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):