Definition of ring-a-ding in English:

ring-a-ding

(also ring-a-ding-ding, ring-a-ding-dong)

exclamation ˌrɪŋəˈdɪŋ

informal, humorous, poetic

Representing the sound of a bell ringing.

noun ˌrɪŋəˈdɪŋ

informal, humorous, poetic

1The ringing of a bell; an instance of this.
2A superb or excellent thing; a remarkable example of something.

adjective ˌrɪŋəˈdɪŋ

informal, humorous, poetic

Excellent, remarkable.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Gypsy Laddie. From ring + -a-, connective element + ding adverb. In α and some forms showing extended forms. In some forms altered after dong.

Definition of ring-a-ding in US English:

ring-a-ding

(also ring-a-ding-ding, ring-a-ding-dong)

exclamationˌrɪŋəˈdɪŋ

informal, humorous, poetic

Representing the sound of a bell ringing.

nounˌrɪŋəˈdɪŋ

informal, humorous, poetic

1The ringing of a bell; an instance of this.
2A superb or excellent thing; a remarkable example of something.

adjectiveˌrɪŋəˈdɪŋ

informal, humorous, poetic

Excellent, remarkable.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Gypsy Laddie. From ring + -a-, connective element + ding [adverb]. In α and some forms showing extended forms. In some forms altered after dong.

词汇	ring-a-ding
释义	Definition of ring-a-ding in English: ring-a-ding (also ring-a-ding-ding, ring-a-ding-dong) exclamation ˌrɪŋəˈdɪŋ informal, humorous, poetic Representing the sound of a bell ringing. noun ˌrɪŋəˈdɪŋ informal, humorous, poetic 1The ringing of a bell; an instance of this. 2A superb or excellent thing; a remarkable example of something. adjective ˌrɪŋəˈdɪŋ informal, humorous, poetic Excellent, remarkable. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Gypsy Laddie. From ring + -a-, connective element + ding adverb. In α and some forms showing extended forms. In some forms altered after dong. Definition of ring-a-ding in US English: ring-a-ding (also ring-a-ding-ding, ring-a-ding-dong) exclamationˌrɪŋəˈdɪŋ informal, humorous, poetic Representing the sound of a bell ringing. nounˌrɪŋəˈdɪŋ informal, humorous, poetic 1The ringing of a bell; an instance of this. 2A superb or excellent thing; a remarkable example of something. adjectiveˌrɪŋəˈdɪŋ informal, humorous, poetic Excellent, remarkable. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Gypsy Laddie. From ring + -a-, connective element + ding [adverb]. In α and some forms showing extended forms. In some forms altered after dong.
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