丁冬 (dīng dōng) — “Ding-dong, jingle” in Chinese
丁冬 (dīng dōng) means “ding-dong, jingle” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and 2 example sentences with English translations.
Usage
ding-dong
jingle
“丁冬”在小碗硬币发出碰撞的声音。
"Ding ding" before little bowl COINS issued the voice of the collision.
万圣节的一天，家里门铃响了。丁冬。
One Halloween our doorbell rang. Ding Dong.
The characters in 丁冬
More words starting with 丁
- dīng丁ding丁Tintin
- dīng丁chǒu丑Dingchou, Ding-chou
- dīng丁hài亥Dinghai, 24th year of the sexagenary cycle
- dīng丁hài亥nián年Dinghai Year, Year of the Pig
- dīng丁xīng兴wàng旺Ding Xingwang, Ding Hsing-wang
- dīng丁cè册Volume D
- dīng丁mǎo卯Dingmao, Year of the Rabbit
- dīng丁mǎo卯nián年Dingmao Year, Year of Dingmao
- dīng丁kǒu口population, household members
- dīng丁kǒu口shù数liàng量Population size, Number of people
- dīng丁bà坝spur dike, groyne
- dīng丁níng宁Ding Ning
Frequently asked questions
- What does 丁冬 mean in Chinese?
- 丁冬 (dīng dōng) means “ding-dong, jingle”.
- How do you pronounce 丁冬?
- 丁冬 is pronounced dīng dōng in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “ding-dong” in Chinese?
- “ding-dong” is 丁冬 (dīng dōng) in Chinese.
- How is 丁冬 used in a sentence?
- This page has 2 example sentences using 丁冬, each with pinyin and an English translation.