Lingaku叮【dīng】
- to sting or bite (of mosquito, bee etc)
- to say repeatedly
- to urge insistently
- to ask repeatedly
- to stick to a point
- (onom.) tinkling or jingling sound
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to sting or bite (of mosquito, bee etc)
- to say repeatedly
- to urge insistently
- to ask repeatedly
- to stick to a point
- (onom.) tinkling or jingling sound
This meaning refers to the action of an insect causing pain or discomfort by puncturing the skin.
This usage indicates the act of expressing something multiple times, often for emphasis or insistence.
He repeatedly reminded me to keep the documents safe.
This meaning conveys the idea of pressing someone to do something in a persistent manner.
The teacher insisted that we study hard.
He urged me to go home early.
This usage refers to the action of inquiring about something consistently until a response is received.
He kept asking me when I would be free.
This meaning implies the act of maintaining a position or viewpoint without wavering.
She insisted on my opinion.
This usage refers to the sound produced by small objects or bells when they collide.
The wind chimes made a tinkling sound.
Her bracelet jingled.
Generated collocations (experimental)
dīng dīng叮叮shēng声tinkling or jingling sounddīng zhǔ叮嘱to urge insistentlydīng dīng dāng dāng叮叮当当sound of jingling or tinklingdīng叮dé得xiǎng响to make a sharp soundyī zài一再dīng zhǔ叮嘱to repeatedly urgedīng níng叮咛to say repeatedly (gentle reminder)dīng yǎo叮咬to sting or bitedīng dīng叮叮fēi飞to buzz like a mosquitodīng wèn叮问to ask repeatedlydīng dāng叮当zuō作xiǎng响to jingle or create a sound