Definition of ringwise in English:

ringwise

adjective ˈrɪŋwʌɪz

1Knowledgeable about performance in a ring, especially a boxing ring. Also as noun with the and plural concord: people knowledgeable about such matters as a class.
2Skilled in the art and tactics of boxing or wrestling.

adverb ˈrɪŋwʌɪz

In a ring, so as to form a ring or rings.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Fairbanks (Alaska) Daily News. From ring + wise
late 16th century; earliest use found in Raphael Holinshed (c1525–?1580), historian. From ring + -wise.

Definition of ringwise in US English:

ringwise

adjectiveˈrɪŋwʌɪz

1Knowledgeable about performance in a ring, especially a boxing ring. Also as noun with the and plural concord: people knowledgeable about such matters as a class.
2Skilled in the art and tactics of boxing or wrestling.

adverbˈrɪŋwʌɪz

In a ring, so as to form a ring or rings.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Fairbanks (Alaska) Daily News. From ring + wise<br>late 16th century; earliest use found in Raphael Holinshed (c1525–?1580), historian. From ring + -wise.

词汇	ringwise
释义	Definition of ringwise in English: ringwise adjective ˈrɪŋwʌɪz 1Knowledgeable about performance in a ring, especially a boxing ring. Also as noun with the and plural concord: people knowledgeable about such matters as a class. 2Skilled in the art and tactics of boxing or wrestling. adverb ˈrɪŋwʌɪz In a ring, so as to form a ring or rings. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Fairbanks (Alaska) Daily News. From ring + wise late 16th century; earliest use found in Raphael Holinshed (c1525–?1580), historian. From ring + -wise. Definition of ringwise in US English: ringwise adjectiveˈrɪŋwʌɪz 1Knowledgeable about performance in a ring, especially a boxing ring. Also as noun with the and plural concord: people knowledgeable about such matters as a class. 2Skilled in the art and tactics of boxing or wrestling. adverbˈrɪŋwʌɪz In a ring, so as to form a ring or rings. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Fairbanks (Alaska) Daily News. From ring + wise<br>late 16th century; earliest use found in Raphael Holinshed (c1525–?1580), historian. From ring + -wise.
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