
What do foreigners think when Vietnamese people speak English?
đổ chuông
The phrase "ringing in" likely originates from the act of ringing a bell to announce an arrival or event. In the past, bells were commonly used to signal the arrival of guests, the start of a meeting, or the beginning of work. The sound of the bell served as a clear indication that someone or something was "ringing in" - announcing their presence or arrival. Over time, the phrase evolved to describe any kind of formal introduction or beginning, whether it involves an actual bell or not.
adjective
clear; resonant (voice)
battery ringing-ringing the bell with pin
clear; definite
ringing condemnation-definite condemnation
noun
call/ring
battery ringing-ringing the bell with pin
loud and clear
to và rõ ràng
một giọng nói vang lên
Điện thoại bắt đầu reo liên tục, làm gián đoạn sự tập trung của tôi.
Tiếng chuông nhà thờ reo lên vui vẻ khi đồng hồ điểm đúng giờ trưa.
Tiếng chuông leng keng của xe bán kem hòa cùng âm thanh giai điệu ngân vang xa xa.
Tim tôi rung lên trong lồng ngực khi tôi trả lời cuộc gọi bất ngờ đó.
powerful and made with a lot of force
mạnh mẽ và được thực hiện với rất nhiều lực lượng
sự chứng thực vang dội về khả năng lãnh đạo của cô ấy
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