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Meanings of gong in English
Indonesian, East and South East Asian musical percussion instrument.
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Usage of gong in English
1
Young Ms Daisy Ridley ended up securing the best international breakthrough gong.
2
The Official Competition gong went to Kelly Reichardt's ecstatically received Certain Women.
3
The gilded Swiss clock in the drawing-room was striking its tiny gong.
4
And then the gong called him to the center of the ring.
5
The discordant clang of the gong died away into the far distance.
6
And stepping towards the gong I struck it lightly with the hammer.
7
The answer was covered by the autocratic clang on the engine-room gong.
8
The president then rang the gong again but the students yet remained.
9
As I gazed a sweet-sounding gong was struck thrice in the temple.
10
And then the great gong sounded, and off they went in pairs.
11
That was, however, the only gong that La La Land picked up.
12
Now you shall have mine. A little gong hung in the cabin.
13
There was a silver gong in the clock which made beautiful music.
14
And the dinner gong sounds to the reversed bottom of my glass.
15
The Razzies are among the most conservative gong shops in the game.
16
Taking up the mallet, she struck the gong fair in the middle.
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