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Meanings of ping in English

Catalan
tintinabular

Sound like a car engine that is firing too early.

tintinabular

A river in western Thailand; a major tributary of the Chao Phraya.

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Examples for "Ping River"
Examples for "Ping River"
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We travel parallel to the Ping River for about ten kilometers until we come to some of the best riverside property in the world.
Bangkok 8
Usage of ping in English
1
There are two ping states: a response state and a timeout state.
Python for unix and linux system administration
2
The future of the record shop may well be a ping-pong table.
The Irish Times
3
You press send, you hear the ping, and then the voices start.
The Irish Times
4
The ping of an alarm drew her attention to a second display.
Another life
5
The minute he said it the old ping pong blame game started.
The Irish Times
6
The resulting reputational fallout could quickly ping back on Alibaba's e-commerce business.
Reuters
7
The monotonous ping of water dropping into the metal sink had stopped.
Phantoms
8
Set the bottle to fail when the proximity sensors ping a ship.
Nemesis Game
9
He heard the sharp ping of a rifle and a fearful yell.
The Sun of Quebec: A Story of a Great Crisis
10
Photograph: Jean Cazals These make a sorbet with much zip and ping.
The Guardian
11
It was fantastic ping pong to be fair to both teams, though.
The Guardian
12
How do you teach a baby to play ping pong, he asked.
Wired
13
The ping of incoming messages and ring of calls fill the air.
Reuters
14
It's as interesting as this ping pong ball balancing on a straw.
News.com.au
15
Something may be learned, we firmly believe, even from skittles and ping-pong.
Punch, or the London Charivari, July 1, 1914
16
Take a baseball and a ping pong ball and drop them together.
Wired
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Ping through the time
Ping across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common