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Meanings of ping-pong in English
A game (trademark Ping-Pong) resembling tennis but played on a table with paddles and a light hollow ball.
Usage of ping-pong in English
1
The future of the record shop may well be a ping-pong table.
2
Jack's at the church, probably playing ping-pong with one of his boys.
3
Was it because you had always wanted an effective simulation of ping-pong?
4
It is completely British except for the ping-pong room on the second floor.
5
Was either group, for instance, allowed to ride a bicycle or play ping-pong?
6
Walton and Gasol were also the team's best ping-pong players, according to Walton.
7
But ping-pong with him wouldn't be much fun; he'd never miss.
8
In the photo are 10 people hovered over a ping-pong table.
9
And now Mr. Popotakis is offering us a game of ping-pong.
10
A little relaxation was in order, as well as a lot of ping-pong.
11
Doctor Lanning and Marie were picking up the rackets at the ping-pong table.
12
I just kind of ping-pong back and forth, but it doesn't bother me.
13
I advise everyone to get a grip on a ping-pong paddle.
14
He tried to teach me ping-pong, but I was uncoordinated and easily frustrated.
15
Sounds like a ping-pong ball falling down a flight of steps.
16
Just pummel my backside with a ping-pong bat, why don't you?
Translations for ping-pong
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