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German

Detailed Translations for Ringer from German to English

Ringer:

Ringer [der ~] nomen

  1. der Ringer (Ringkämpfer)
    the wrestler

Translation Matrix for Ringer:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
wrestler Ringer; Ringkämpfer Krieger; Kämpfer

Wiktionary Translations for Ringer:

Ringer
noun
  1. Sportler der Sportart Ringkampf (oder auch Ringen)
Ringer
noun
  1. person who wrestles



English

Detailed Translations for Ringer from English to German

ringer:

ringer [the ~] nomen

  1. the ringer
    der Glöckner
  2. the ringer
    – The mechanical part that makes the phone ring to indicate an incoming call. 1
    Klingeln; Rufton

Translation Matrix for ringer:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Glöckner ringer bell-ringer
Klingeln doorbells; ringing; ringing the bell
- bell ringer; clone; dead ringer; toller
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Klingeln ringer
Rufton ringer

Related Words for "ringer":

  • ringers

Synonyms for "ringer":


Related Definitions for "ringer":

  1. (horseshoes) the successful throw of a horseshoe or quoit so as to encircle a stake or peg2
  2. a contestant entered in a competition under false pretenses2
  3. a person who is almost identical to another2
  4. a person who rings church bells (as for summoning the congregation)2
  5. The mechanical part that makes the phone ring to indicate an incoming call.1

Ringer form of ring:

ring [the ~] nomen

  1. the ring (sort of jewellery)
    – jewelry consisting of a circlet of precious metal (often set with jewels) worn on the finger 2
    der Ring; Schmuckstueck; der Kettenring
  2. the ring (cycling track; velodrome; circus; bicycle track)
    die Piste; die Radrennbahn
  3. the ring (circle)
    – a toroidal shape 2
    der Kreis; der Zirkel; der Ring; der Rundgang; die Erfahrung; der Zyklus; die Erkundungsgänge; der Kettenring; der Verkehr; der Erkundungsgang
  4. the ring (circle)
    – a toroidal shape 2
    der Kreis; der Ring; der Verein; der Stammtisch; die Einigung; der Klub
  5. the ring (circle)
    – a toroidal shape 2
    der Ring; der Kreis; die Runde; Gebiet; der Kringel
  6. the ring (chain; chainlet; circlet; row)
    die Kette
  7. the ring (circlet; circular shape)
    der Ring; der Kreisform; der Kreis
  8. the ring (telephonic message; phone call; call)
    der Anruf; der Telefoon
  9. the ring
    – A sound, vibration, visual clue, or any other indication that a call is coming in. 1
    klingeln

to ring verb (rings, rang, ringing)

  1. to ring (ring the doorbell; call)
    – ring or echo with sound 2
    klingeln; läuten
    • klingeln verb (klingele, klingelst, klingelt, klingelte, klingeltet, geklingelt)
    • läuten verb (läute, läutest, läutet, läutete, läutetet, geläutet)
  2. to ring (telephone; sound; call; )
    – get or try to get into communication (with someone) by telephone 2
    anrufen; telefonieren
    • anrufen verb (rufe an, rufst an, ruft an, rief an, rieft an, angerufen)
    • telefonieren verb (telefoniere, telefonierst, telefoniert, telefonierte, telefoniertet, telefoniert)
  3. to ring (brush against; bump against; call; tinkle)
    bumsen; läuten; bimmeln; schellen; klingeln; hämmern
    • bumsen verb (bumse, bumst, bumste, bumstet, gebumst)
    • läuten verb (läute, läutest, läutet, läutete, läutetet, geläutet)
    • bimmeln verb (bimmele, bimmelst, bimmelt, bimmelte, bimmeltet, gebimmelt)
    • schellen verb (schelle, schellst, schellt, schellte, schelltet, geschellt)
    • klingeln verb (klingele, klingelst, klingelt, klingelte, klingeltet, geklingelt)
    • hämmern verb (hämmre, hämmerst, hämmert, hämmerte, hämmertet, gehämmert)
  4. to ring (chime; sound)
    klöppeln
    • klöppeln verb (klöppele, klöppelst, klöppelt, klöppelte, klöppeltet, geklöppelt)
  5. to ring (make rings)
    Kreise bilden; Ringe bilden
  6. to ring
    – To create a sound, vibration, visual cue, or any other indication that the user has an incoming call. 1
    anrufen; klingeln
    • anrufen verb (rufe an, rufst an, ruft an, rief an, rieft an, angerufen)
    • klingeln verb (klingele, klingelst, klingelt, klingelte, klingeltet, geklingelt)

Conjugations for ring:

present
  1. ring
  2. ring
  3. rings
  4. ring
  5. ring
  6. ring
simple past
  1. rang
  2. rang
  3. rang
  4. rang
  5. rang
  6. rang
present perfect
  1. have rung
  2. have rung
  3. has rung
  4. have rung
  5. have rung
  6. have rung
past continuous
  1. was ringing
  2. were ringing
  3. was ringing
  4. were ringing
  5. were ringing
  6. were ringing
future
  1. shall ring
  2. will ring
  3. will ring
  4. shall ring
  5. will ring
  6. will ring
continuous present
  1. am ringing
  2. are ringing
  3. is ringing
  4. are ringing
  5. are ringing
  6. are ringing
subjunctive
  1. be rung
  2. be rung
  3. be rung
  4. be rung
  5. be rung
  6. be rung
diverse
  1. ring!
  2. let's ring!
  5. rung
  6. ringing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for ring:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Anruf call; phone call; ring; telephonic message call; phone call; telephone conversation; voice call
Einigung circle; ring agreement; association; clearance; club; communality; community; company; completion; conclusion; fraternity; settlement; society; sorority; union
Erfahrung circle; ring course; direction; discovery; experience; experiencing; finding; going through an experience; practice; practise; routine; skill
Erkundungsgang circle; ring examination; expedition; exploration; reconnoitering expedition; scouting expedition; search
Erkundungsgänge circle; ring examination; expedition; exploration; reconnoitering expedition; scouting expedition; search
Gebiet circle; ring area; building; building site; construction; county; department; district; domain; dominion; edifice; ground; lot; parcel; place; plot; premises; province; region; site; sphere; structure; territory; zone
Kette chain; chainlet; circlet; ring; row chain; chainlet; concatenation; file; line; necklace; queue; rank; row; sequence; series; string; succession; warp
Kettenring circle; ring; sort of jewellery
Klub circle; ring alliance; association; circle; club; coalition; collaboration; cooperation; corporation; craft; craft guild; craft union; fellowship; fraternity; golf club; guild; pact; professional organisation; professional organization; society; sorority; treaty; union
Kreis circle; circlet; circular shape; ring association; circle; club; coronet; coronet of beads; corporation; craft; craft guild; craft union; guild; habitat; professional organisation; professional organization; society; string of beads; territory; union
Kreisform circlet; circular shape; ring
Kringel circle; ring curl of hair
Piste bicycle track; circus; cycling track; ring; velodrome course; track
Radrennbahn bicycle track; circus; cycling track; ring; velodrome
Ring circle; circlet; circular shape; ring; sort of jewellery circus; coronet; coronet of beads; string of beads
Runde circle; ring association; club; corporation; craft; craft guild; craft union; game; go; guild; little ring; making one's round; orbit; play; professional organisation; professional organization; revolution; round; society; stroll; tour of inspection; turn; union
Rundgang circle; ring little ring; making one's round; round; stroll; tour of inspection
Schmuckstueck ring; sort of jewellery
Stammtisch circle; ring regular table
Telefoon call; phone call; ring; telephonic message
Verein circle; ring alliance; association; circle; club; coalition; collaboration; cooperation; corporation; craft; craft guild; craft union; fellowship; fraternity; guild; pact; professional organisation; professional organization; society; sorority; treaty; union
Verkehr circle; ring dealing with
Zirkel circle; ring circles; compasses; coronet; coronet of beads; string of beads
Zyklus circle; ring chain; circle; circular course; cycle; cyclus; row; sequence; series; society
- anchor ring; annulus; band; closed chain; doughnut; gang; halo; hoop; mob; pack; ringing; tintinnabulation
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Kreise bilden make rings; ring
Ringe bilden make rings; ring
anrufen call; call up; give a ring; make a call; phone; phone someone; ring; ring up; sound; telephone appeal to; call; call in; call upon; enlist; hail; invoke; shout; speak
bimmeln brush against; bump against; call; ring; tinkle sound; toll
bumsen brush against; bump against; call; ring; tinkle bang; boom; caress; caress each other; couple; crack; cuddle; fuck; have sexual intercourse; love; make love; neck; pop; screw
hämmern brush against; bump against; call; ring; tinkle bang; drive in nails; drum; drum into a person's head; ground; hammer; hit; nail; nail down; persevere; persist; pound; slap; smack; spike; stamp in; thump
klingeln brush against; bump against; call; ring; ring the doorbell; tinkle clang; clink; jangle; jingle; rattling; sound; tinkle; tinkle away; toll
klöppeln chime; ring; sound clatter
läuten brush against; bump against; call; ring; ring the doorbell; tinkle give a sound; sound; toll
schellen brush against; bump against; call; ring; tinkle clang; clink; jangle; jingle; rattling; ring the bell; sound; tinkle; tinkle away; toll
telefonieren call; call up; give a ring; make a call; phone; phone someone; ring; ring up; sound; telephone converse; talk; to be busy
- band; border; call; call up; echo; environ; knell; peal; phone; resound; reverberate; skirt; surround; telephone
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Zyklus Cycle
klingeln ring
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- call

Related Words for "ring":


Synonyms for "ring":


Antonyms for "ring":

  • open chain

Related Definitions for "ring":

  1. a strip of material attached to the leg of a bird to identify it (as in studies of bird migration)2
  2. a rigid circular band of metal or wood or other material used for holding or fastening or hanging or pulling2
  3. jewelry consisting of a circlet of precious metal (often set with jewels) worn on the finger2
    • she had rings on every finger2
  4. a platform usually marked off by ropes in which contestants box or wrestle2
  5. a characteristic sound2
    • it has the ring of sincerity2
  6. the sound of a bell ringing2
    • the distinctive ring of the church bell2
  7. an association of criminals2
  8. (chemistry) a chain of atoms in a molecule that forms a closed loop2
  9. a toroidal shape2
    • a ring of ships in the harbor2
  10. get or try to get into communication (with someone) by telephone2
  11. attach a ring to the foot of, in order to identify2
    • ring birds2
  12. extend on all sides of simultaneously; encircle2
  13. sound loudly and sonorously2
    • the bells rang2
  14. make (bells) ring, often for the purposes of musical edification2
    • My uncle rings every Sunday at the local church2
  15. ring or echo with sound2
  16. To create a sound, vibration, visual cue, or any other indication that the user has an incoming call.1
  17. A sound, vibration, visual clue, or any other indication that a call is coming in.1

Wiktionary Translations for ring:

ring
noun
  1. circumscribing object
  2. round piece of (precious) metal worn around the finger
  3. bird band
  4. place where some sports take place
  5. group of people
  6. geometry: a planar geometrical figure
  7. telephone call
  8. -
  9. algebra: an algebraic structure
verb
  1. to produce the sound of a bell or a similar sound
  2. to make produce sound
  3. of something spoken or written, to appear to be, to seem, to sound
  4. to telephone someone
ring
verb
  1. von technischen Geräten: einen Signalton von sich geben
  2. eine Türklingel betätigen
  3. etwas schrillen lassen
  4. mit einem Ring ausstatten / versehen
  1. einen glockenartigen Ton von sich geben
  2. (transitiv) (intransitiv) mit jemandem telefonisch in Verbindung treten
  3. (transitiv) (intransitiv) Deutschland landschaftlich (vor allem süddeutsch); Österreich landschaftlich (vor allem westösterreichisch: Vorarlberg), sonst mundartnah oder veraltend; Schweiz; Südtirol mundartnah; Südafrika (KwaZulu-Natal): mit jemandem te
  4. (transitiv) veraltet: eine Glocke läuten
  5. (intransitiv) Österreich: eine Türklingel betätigen
  6. (transitiv) veraltet: etwas durch Läuten (einer Glocke) bekannt geben, signalisieren
  7. (transitiv) Sport: durch Läuten seinen Anfang nehmen/starten lassen
  8. (intransitiv) veraltet: an etwas läuten
  9. Mathematik: algebraische Struktur mit Addition, Subtraktion und Multiplikation
  10. kreisförmiges, meist metallisches Schmuckstück, das normalerweise am Finger oder als Piercing getragen wird
  11. (transitiv) um etwas oder um jemanden herumreiten
noun
  1. kein Plural: die Art wie etwas klingt
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• ring → klingeln ↔ overgaan — een belsignaal laten klinken
• ring → läuten ↔ luiden — doen klinken, gewoonlijk van een bel
• ring → klingen ↔ klinken — een bepaalde klank voortbrengen
• ring → klingeln ↔ aanbellen — bij iemand (aan de deur) bellen
• ring → Ring ↔ anneau — cercle fait d’une matière dure et qui sert à attacher quelque chose.
• ring → Arena; Stierkampfarena; Sand; Kampfplatz; Schauplatz; Aren ↔ arène — En chimie, hydrocarbure aromatique
• ring → Ring ↔ bague — Anneau
• ring → sausen; summen ↔ bourdonner — Ressentir un bruit sans sa tête
• ring → summen; surren; brummen ↔ bourdonner — Faire résonner une cloche
• ring → Kreis; Bezirk; Runde; Kreislinie ↔ cercle — géométrie|fr Dans un plan euclidien, lieu de tous les points équidistants d’un point donné appelé le centre du cercle. La distance au centre s’appelle le rayon.
• ring → zusammenbinden; binden ↔ cercler — garnir, entourer de cerceaux, de cercles.
• ring → Bezirk; Kreis; Runde ↔ rond — cercle, forme circulaire.
• ring → Bezirk; Kreis; Runde; Ronde ↔ ronde — surveillance ; tour de garde.
• ring → anläuten; klingeln; anklingeln; hallen; klingen; läuten; schallen; tönen; gellen ↔ sonner — rendre un son.
• ring → geklungen; klimpern; klirren; hallen; klingen; läuten; schallen; tönen ↔ tinter — faire sonner lentement une cloche, en sorte que le battant ne frapper que d’un côté.
• ring → telephonieren; anrufen ↔ téléphoner — Communiquer par téléphone

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