| 词组 | ring |
| 释义 | ring When you ring someone, you dial their phone number and speak to them by phone. The past tense of 'ring' is rang, not 'ringed' or 'rung'. I rang Aunt Jane this evening. The past participle is rung. Mr Carlin said he had rung Mr Macalister at Glasgow CID. You can say that someone rings a place. You must ring the hospital at once. In conversation, people often use ring up, instead of 'ring'. There is no difference in meaning. He had rung up Emily and told her all about it. Note that you do not use 'to' after ring or ring up. ◊ 'call' American speakers do not say that one person 'rings' another. The word they use is call. Some British speakers also say call. He promised to call me soon. He called Colonel Ocker at regimental headquarters. |
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