English to Irish Meaning of ting - hairle

Ting :
hairle
hairletingedtingestingingtinglyTings
← Tine
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Definitions of ting in English
Noun(1) a light clear metallic sound as of a small bell
Verb(1) cause to make a ting(2) make a light, metallic sound; go `ting'
Examples of ting in English
(1) Mixed with them was the baying of sheep, the clicking of a axe on wood, and the ting ting of a smith's hammer.(2) They sat wordlessly, each consumed in their own thoughts, punctuated by the sharp ting of the rain.(3) the ting of the bell(4) As well as ticking on each beat, metronomes often have a bell which can be set to ting every second, third, or fourth beat to mark the first beat in the bar.(5) I shifted, uncomfortable, wondering why I hadn't registered the familiar ting of the door opening that must have sounded when Will entered.(6) He raised his eyebrows just as he heard three tings of a bell.(7) The elevator doors tinged open and Justin bolted from the elevator.
Related Phrases of ting
(1) ting ::
hairle
Synonyms
Noun
1. tinkle ::
tinkle
Different Forms
ting, tingly, tings
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