叮嘱 | dīng zhǔ | to warn repeatedly; to urge; to exhort again and again | |
叮咛 | dīng níng | to warn; to urge; to exhort; to give instructions carefully and insistently | |
叮当 | dīng dāng | (onom.) ding dong; jingling of bells; clanking sound | |
叮咬 | dīng yǎo | sting; bite (of insect) | |
叮咚 | dīng dōng | (onom.) ding dong; jingling of bells; clanking sound |
1 | "It seems incredible," Lisa innocently told her husband, "that here she' s nearly thirty and apparently has never been stung before, so nobody knew she would react this way. | |
2 | As for the mosquitoes, I was getting about 10 bites a minute - some through my trousers. | |
3 | This is my favorite procrastination-killer: set a timer for 20 minutes and promise yourself to work until the dinger goes "ding". | |
4 | As a child I was always getting stung, weren' t you? | |
5 | I asked him again, and at last he came out with the truth. |