Definition of ringed in English:

ringed

adjective rɪŋdrɪŋd

1Marked with or encircled by a ring or rings.
a long, ringed tail similar to a tabby cat
Example sentencesExamples
- Her ringed tail twitched, and she disappeared.
- She spoke of "the ringed eyes, sunken as a lemur's," the face that dissolved like smoke, and the curling up, like a turtle or a fetus.
- You can stretch your arms out and hit a number of ringed targets that are aligned along rails.
- A head with a ringed neck probably refers to the well-known fertility goddess.
- We did bag some fat ringed perch, nearly two dozen slab-sized crappies, and a similar number of northern pike.
- I was already a schoolboy, proudly wearing the green blazer and ringed cap of my school.
- We search one last time for green kingfisher (small, quiet, and hard to spot) and ringed kingfisher (big, noisy, and easy to spot).
- Mostly inexpensive metalwork such as ringed pins characterize the industry and crafts going on in the town.
- They dozed with their black-and-white ringed tails flung over their shoulders like feather boas.
- It possesses a natural composite quality in the elastic sapwood and the more densely ringed heartwood.
1. 1.1Astronomy (of a planet) having a thin band or disc of rock and ice particles formed in its orbit.
  the probe will study the ringed planet for four years
  Example sentencesExamples
  I was impressed by the scene of a ringed planet sliding across the sky on its way to block out the sun.
  The spacecraft began its journey to the ringed world nearly seven years ago.
  They reported 12 more moons orbiting Saturn, putting the ringed giant back ahead of Jupiter as the planet with the most satellites.
  He learns that that he is the alien, and discovers his home is orbiting a ringed Saturn-like planet.
  It is gravitationally captive to the giant ball of ringed gases that is Saturn.
  Titan's position in orbit meant that it disappeared five minutes before its ringed parent.
  Images of Saturn reveal that the ringed planet is not the silver colour it appears from Earth.
  It appears to be a solid object, which was captured by Saturn's gravity, rather than being a chip off the ringed planet.
  Further afield there are the starkly beautiful pictures of a ringed Saturn and the outer planets, Uranus and Neptune.
  Chapter 4 deals with the process of creating ringed planets, star fields, and other celestial bodies.
2Wearing a ring, as an ornament or a token of marriage, engagement, or authority.
they wore suits with the sleeves pulled back to show ringed fingers
Example sentencesExamples
- Her ringed nostril flared.
- He thanks everyone profusely and leaves for his kingdom, where his nose-ringed princess waits for him.
- As he held out each one, he tapped it with his ringed fingers.
- He was a ringed man—that is, he wore on his head the black ring, made of a species of gum polished with fat and worked up in the hair.
- The ringed man quickly looked behind him to see if anyone had heard.
- He ran a heavily ringed right hand through his crimson hair.
- We were afraid of the soundless swing of our father's ringed fist.
- How shall we ever admire our civic leaders if we cannot look up to them, to see a white silk glove raised in blessing, a ringed-hand greeting?
- They wore new suits, with the sleeves pulled back to show ringed fingers and white shirt cuffs.
- Her opponent had a ringed lip.
1. 2.1British Ornithology (of a bird) having an aluminium strip secured round a leg as a means of identification.
  ringed birds have been recovered in winter
  Example sentencesExamples
  Out of 2,156 ringed adults, only one bird is known to have flown from Cousin Island to Cousine Island.
  The remaining 4 per cent were ringed birds whose breeding history was not known in that year.
  Since 1981, daily searches for ringed individuals have been performed from a blind that overlooks part of the colony.
  For 53 of these, neither their ringed parents nor their ringed siblings were observed to breed in the colony in their first year of breeding.
  There are numerous recoveries of ringed birds which have spent one winter in this country.
  It has not been a very efficient way, with only about one in a hundred ringed birds recaptured.
  More than 95 per cent of ringed black swans recovered during their first year of life were recovered on their natal lake.
  Low levels of polygamy were found: only 9 per cent of ringed males had two females on their territory.
  Annual adult survival rates showed a high consistency with the distribution of recoveries of ringed birds.
  Eight years after banding, autumn-ringed birds were recovered in the Kalinin district.

Definition of ringed in US English:

ringed

adjectiverɪŋdriNGd

1Marked with or encircled by a ring or rings.
a long, ringed tail similar to a tabby cat
Example sentencesExamples
- They dozed with their black-and-white ringed tails flung over their shoulders like feather boas.
- I was already a schoolboy, proudly wearing the green blazer and ringed cap of my school.
- We did bag some fat ringed perch, nearly two dozen slab-sized crappies, and a similar number of northern pike.
- Mostly inexpensive metalwork such as ringed pins characterize the industry and crafts going on in the town.
- It possesses a natural composite quality in the elastic sapwood and the more densely ringed heartwood.
- You can stretch your arms out and hit a number of ringed targets that are aligned along rails.
- Her ringed tail twitched, and she disappeared.
- We search one last time for green kingfisher (small, quiet, and hard to spot) and ringed kingfisher (big, noisy, and easy to spot).
- A head with a ringed neck probably refers to the well-known fertility goddess.
- She spoke of "the ringed eyes, sunken as a lemur's," the face that dissolved like smoke, and the curling up, like a turtle or a fetus.
1. 1.1Astronomy (of a planet) having a thin band or disk of rock and ice particles formed in its orbit.
  the probe will study the ringed planet for four years
  Example sentencesExamples
  Images of Saturn reveal that the ringed planet is not the silver colour it appears from Earth.
  I was impressed by the scene of a ringed planet sliding across the sky on its way to block out the sun.
  Further afield there are the starkly beautiful pictures of a ringed Saturn and the outer planets, Uranus and Neptune.
  It is gravitationally captive to the giant ball of ringed gases that is Saturn.
  They reported 12 more moons orbiting Saturn, putting the ringed giant back ahead of Jupiter as the planet with the most satellites.
  The spacecraft began its journey to the ringed world nearly seven years ago.
  Titan's position in orbit meant that it disappeared five minutes before its ringed parent.
  Chapter 4 deals with the process of creating ringed planets, star fields, and other celestial bodies.
  It appears to be a solid object, which was captured by Saturn's gravity, rather than being a chip off the ringed planet.
  He learns that that he is the alien, and discovers his home is orbiting a ringed Saturn-like planet.
2Wearing a ring, as an ornament or a token of marriage, engagement, or authority.
they wore suits with the sleeves pulled back to show ringed fingers
Example sentencesExamples
- He was a ringed man—that is, he wore on his head the black ring, made of a species of gum polished with fat and worked up in the hair.
- They wore new suits, with the sleeves pulled back to show ringed fingers and white shirt cuffs.
- We were afraid of the soundless swing of our father's ringed fist.
- How shall we ever admire our civic leaders if we cannot look up to them, to see a white silk glove raised in blessing, a ringed-hand greeting?
- The ringed man quickly looked behind him to see if anyone had heard.
- He thanks everyone profusely and leaves for his kingdom, where his nose-ringed princess waits for him.
- He ran a heavily ringed right hand through his crimson hair.
- As he held out each one, he tapped it with his ringed fingers.
- Her opponent had a ringed lip.
- Her ringed nostril flared.
1. 2.1British Ornithology (of a bird) having an aluminium strip secured around a leg as a means of identification.
  ringed birds have been recovered in winter
  Example sentencesExamples
  Since 1981, daily searches for ringed individuals have been performed from a blind that overlooks part of the colony.
  The remaining 4 per cent were ringed birds whose breeding history was not known in that year.
  More than 95 per cent of ringed black swans recovered during their first year of life were recovered on their natal lake.
  Eight years after banding, autumn-ringed birds were recovered in the Kalinin district.
  For 53 of these, neither their ringed parents nor their ringed siblings were observed to breed in the colony in their first year of breeding.
  Out of 2,156 ringed adults, only one bird is known to have flown from Cousin Island to Cousine Island.
  There are numerous recoveries of ringed birds which have spent one winter in this country.
  It has not been a very efficient way, with only about one in a hundred ringed birds recaptured.
  Annual adult survival rates showed a high consistency with the distribution of recoveries of ringed birds.
  Low levels of polygamy were found: only 9 per cent of ringed males had two females on their territory.

词汇	ringed
释义	Definition of ringed in English: ringed adjective rɪŋdrɪŋd 1Marked with or encircled by a ring or rings. a long, ringed tail similar to a tabby cat Example sentencesExamples Her ringed tail twitched, and she disappeared. She spoke of "the ringed eyes, sunken as a lemur's," the face that dissolved like smoke, and the curling up, like a turtle or a fetus. You can stretch your arms out and hit a number of ringed targets that are aligned along rails. A head with a ringed neck probably refers to the well-known fertility goddess. We did bag some fat ringed perch, nearly two dozen slab-sized crappies, and a similar number of northern pike. I was already a schoolboy, proudly wearing the green blazer and ringed cap of my school. We search one last time for green kingfisher (small, quiet, and hard to spot) and ringed kingfisher (big, noisy, and easy to spot). Mostly inexpensive metalwork such as ringed pins characterize the industry and crafts going on in the town. They dozed with their black-and-white ringed tails flung over their shoulders like feather boas. It possesses a natural composite quality in the elastic sapwood and the more densely ringed heartwood. 1.1Astronomy (of a planet) having a thin band or disc of rock and ice particles formed in its orbit. the probe will study the ringed planet for four years Example sentencesExamples I was impressed by the scene of a ringed planet sliding across the sky on its way to block out the sun. The spacecraft began its journey to the ringed world nearly seven years ago. They reported 12 more moons orbiting Saturn, putting the ringed giant back ahead of Jupiter as the planet with the most satellites. He learns that that he is the alien, and discovers his home is orbiting a ringed Saturn-like planet. It is gravitationally captive to the giant ball of ringed gases that is Saturn. Titan's position in orbit meant that it disappeared five minutes before its ringed parent. Images of Saturn reveal that the ringed planet is not the silver colour it appears from Earth. It appears to be a solid object, which was captured by Saturn's gravity, rather than being a chip off the ringed planet. Further afield there are the starkly beautiful pictures of a ringed Saturn and the outer planets, Uranus and Neptune. Chapter 4 deals with the process of creating ringed planets, star fields, and other celestial bodies. 2Wearing a ring, as an ornament or a token of marriage, engagement, or authority. they wore suits with the sleeves pulled back to show ringed fingers Example sentencesExamples Her ringed nostril flared. He thanks everyone profusely and leaves for his kingdom, where his nose-ringed princess waits for him. As he held out each one, he tapped it with his ringed fingers. He was a ringed man—that is, he wore on his head the black ring, made of a species of gum polished with fat and worked up in the hair. The ringed man quickly looked behind him to see if anyone had heard. He ran a heavily ringed right hand through his crimson hair. We were afraid of the soundless swing of our father's ringed fist. How shall we ever admire our civic leaders if we cannot look up to them, to see a white silk glove raised in blessing, a ringed-hand greeting? They wore new suits, with the sleeves pulled back to show ringed fingers and white shirt cuffs. Her opponent had a ringed lip. 2.1British Ornithology (of a bird) having an aluminium strip secured round a leg as a means of identification. ringed birds have been recovered in winter Example sentencesExamples Out of 2,156 ringed adults, only one bird is known to have flown from Cousin Island to Cousine Island. The remaining 4 per cent were ringed birds whose breeding history was not known in that year. Since 1981, daily searches for ringed individuals have been performed from a blind that overlooks part of the colony. For 53 of these, neither their ringed parents nor their ringed siblings were observed to breed in the colony in their first year of breeding. There are numerous recoveries of ringed birds which have spent one winter in this country. It has not been a very efficient way, with only about one in a hundred ringed birds recaptured. More than 95 per cent of ringed black swans recovered during their first year of life were recovered on their natal lake. Low levels of polygamy were found: only 9 per cent of ringed males had two females on their territory. Annual adult survival rates showed a high consistency with the distribution of recoveries of ringed birds. Eight years after banding, autumn-ringed birds were recovered in the Kalinin district. Definition of ringed in US English: ringed adjectiverɪŋdriNGd 1Marked with or encircled by a ring or rings. a long, ringed tail similar to a tabby cat Example sentencesExamples They dozed with their black-and-white ringed tails flung over their shoulders like feather boas. I was already a schoolboy, proudly wearing the green blazer and ringed cap of my school. We did bag some fat ringed perch, nearly two dozen slab-sized crappies, and a similar number of northern pike. Mostly inexpensive metalwork such as ringed pins characterize the industry and crafts going on in the town. It possesses a natural composite quality in the elastic sapwood and the more densely ringed heartwood. You can stretch your arms out and hit a number of ringed targets that are aligned along rails. Her ringed tail twitched, and she disappeared. We search one last time for green kingfisher (small, quiet, and hard to spot) and ringed kingfisher (big, noisy, and easy to spot). A head with a ringed neck probably refers to the well-known fertility goddess. She spoke of "the ringed eyes, sunken as a lemur's," the face that dissolved like smoke, and the curling up, like a turtle or a fetus. 1.1Astronomy (of a planet) having a thin band or disk of rock and ice particles formed in its orbit. the probe will study the ringed planet for four years Example sentencesExamples Images of Saturn reveal that the ringed planet is not the silver colour it appears from Earth. I was impressed by the scene of a ringed planet sliding across the sky on its way to block out the sun. Further afield there are the starkly beautiful pictures of a ringed Saturn and the outer planets, Uranus and Neptune. It is gravitationally captive to the giant ball of ringed gases that is Saturn. They reported 12 more moons orbiting Saturn, putting the ringed giant back ahead of Jupiter as the planet with the most satellites. The spacecraft began its journey to the ringed world nearly seven years ago. Titan's position in orbit meant that it disappeared five minutes before its ringed parent. Chapter 4 deals with the process of creating ringed planets, star fields, and other celestial bodies. It appears to be a solid object, which was captured by Saturn's gravity, rather than being a chip off the ringed planet. He learns that that he is the alien, and discovers his home is orbiting a ringed Saturn-like planet. 2Wearing a ring, as an ornament or a token of marriage, engagement, or authority. they wore suits with the sleeves pulled back to show ringed fingers Example sentencesExamples He was a ringed man—that is, he wore on his head the black ring, made of a species of gum polished with fat and worked up in the hair. They wore new suits, with the sleeves pulled back to show ringed fingers and white shirt cuffs. We were afraid of the soundless swing of our father's ringed fist. How shall we ever admire our civic leaders if we cannot look up to them, to see a white silk glove raised in blessing, a ringed-hand greeting? The ringed man quickly looked behind him to see if anyone had heard. He thanks everyone profusely and leaves for his kingdom, where his nose-ringed princess waits for him. He ran a heavily ringed right hand through his crimson hair. As he held out each one, he tapped it with his ringed fingers. Her opponent had a ringed lip. Her ringed nostril flared. 2.1British Ornithology (of a bird) having an aluminium strip secured around a leg as a means of identification. ringed birds have been recovered in winter Example sentencesExamples Since 1981, daily searches for ringed individuals have been performed from a blind that overlooks part of the colony. The remaining 4 per cent were ringed birds whose breeding history was not known in that year. More than 95 per cent of ringed black swans recovered during their first year of life were recovered on their natal lake. Eight years after banding, autumn-ringed birds were recovered in the Kalinin district. For 53 of these, neither their ringed parents nor their ringed siblings were observed to breed in the colony in their first year of breeding. Out of 2,156 ringed adults, only one bird is known to have flown from Cousin Island to Cousine Island. There are numerous recoveries of ringed birds which have spent one winter in this country. It has not been a very efficient way, with only about one in a hundred ringed birds recaptured. Annual adult survival rates showed a high consistency with the distribution of recoveries of ringed birds. Low levels of polygamy were found: only 9 per cent of ringed males had two females on their territory.
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