铃 (鈴)
líng
Pinyin

Definition

铃 (鈴)
 - 
líng
  1. (small) bell
  2. CL:隻|只[zhī]

Character Decomposition

Related Words (19)

铃
líng
  1. 1 (small) bell
  2. 2 classifier: 只 zhī
铃声
líng shēng
  1. 1 ring
  2. 2 ringtone
  3. 3 bell stroke
  4. 4 tintinnabulation
闹铃
nào líng
  1. 1 alarm (clock)
哑铃
yǎ líng
  1. 1 dumbbell (weight)
彩铃
cǎi líng
  1. 1 caller ring-back tone (CRBT)
  2. 2 ring-back tone (RBT)

Idioms (2)

掩耳盗铃
yǎn ěr dào líng
  1. 1 lit. to cover one's ears whilst stealing a bell
  2. 2 to deceive oneself
  3. 3 to bury one's head in the sand (idiom)
解铃还须系铃人
jiě líng hái xū xì líng rén
  1. 1 lit. whoever hung the bell on the tiger's neck must untie it (idiom)
  2. 2 fig. whoever started the trouble should end it

Sample Sentences

究竟剧情会怎么发展呢？敬请期待。记得点击追踪，开启小铃铛，我们下一期再见。
jiūjìng jùqíng huì zěnme fāzhǎn ne ？jìngqǐng qīdài 。jìde diǎnjī zhuīzōng ，kāiqǐ xiǎo língdang ，wǒmen xià yī qī zàijiàn 。
How exactly will the plot develop? Stay tuned. Remember to hit subscribe, and turn on the little bell (for notification). We will see you in the next episode.
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他在每一次喂狗吃肉之前都会响一次铃，狗有肉吃就会流口水，久而久之，狗一听到铃声就知道有肉可吃，就会不自主地流下口水。
tā zài měi yīcì wèi gǒu chī ròu zhīqián dōu huì xiǎng yīcì líng ，gǒu yǒu ròu chī jiù huì liú kǒushuǐ ，jiǔérjiǔzhī ，gǒu yī tīngdào língshēng jiù zhīdào yǒu ròu kě chī ，jiù huì de liú xià kǒushuǐ 。
He rings the bell every time before feeding the dogs. The dogs drool when there's meat to eat. As time passed by, the dogs would know that there's meat to eat once they heard the bell, and they would drool involuntarily.
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大叔，你喘气可以不要那么大声吗？我先去做杠铃卧推了，久没练，我的胸肌都扁了。
dàshū ，nǐ chuǎnqì kěyǐ bùyào nàme dàshēng ma ？wǒ xiān qù zuò gànglíng wòtuī le ，jiǔ méi liàn ，wǒ de xiōngjī dōu biǎn le 。
Mister, can you not breathe that loudly? I’m going to go and bench press the barbell first. It’s so long since I’ve worked out, my chest muscles are all flat.
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对我们东方人来说，真正恐怖的应该是日韩的一些电影，这些电影没有很血腥的画面，但会在一些现实的环境中营造令人窒息的气氛，让我感觉一转身就能遇见鬼，代表电影有《鬼娃娃花子》、《午夜凶铃》等。
duì wǒmen dōngfāngrén láishuō ，zhēnzhèng kǒngbù de yīnggāi shì rì hán de yīxiē diànyǐng ，zhèxiē diànyǐng méiyǒu hěn xuèxīng de huàmiàn ，dàn huì zài yīxiē xiànshí de huánjìng zhōng yíngzào lìng rén zhìxī de qìfen ，ràng wǒ gǎnjué yī zhuǎnshēn jiù néng yùjiàn guǐ ，dàibiǎo diànyǐng yǒu 《guǐwáwa huāzǐ 》、《Wǔyèxiōnglíng 》děng 。
For us Easterners, real horror is the Japanese and Korean films, films that don't have scenes of gore, but rather involve certain real-life situations will create an atmosphere of suffocation, giving me the feeling that I'll see a ghost as soon as I turn around. Representative films include 'Hanako-san' and 'The Ring'.
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门铃声）
ménlíng shēng ）
(The doorbell rings)
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铃响）
líng xiǎng ）
(A bell rings)
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谁啊？这么缺德！把哑铃放在过道上。
shéi a ？zhème quēdé ！bǎ yǎlíng fàng zài guòdào shàng 。
Who did this? It's so careless. They put their barbells in the walkway.
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但正在这时，办公室里突然响起了一阵手机铃声和振动声。
dàn zhèngzài zhèshí ，bàngōngshì lǐ tūrán xiǎngqǐ le yī zhèn shǒujī língshēng hé zhèndòngshēng 。
However, at that moment, a cell phone in the office suddenly began ringing and vibrating.
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电话铃响……）
diànhuà líng xiǎng ……）
(Phone ringing...)
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电话铃响……）
diànhuà líng xiǎng ……）
(Phone ringing...)
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