n. 叮当，叮咚。 adj. 叮当作响的；(比赛等)激烈的。 a dingdong race [fight] (各方相继领先的)势均力敌的赛跑[激烈的战斗]。 adv. 叮当作响地，使劲儿，拼命。 go [be] at it dingdong ＝ hammer away at it dingdong 〔俚语〕拼命工作。 fall to work dingdong 拼命[认真]工作起来。 vi. 叮当作响。 vt. 一再重复(以加深印象)。
Example Sentences:
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You afraid the janitor ' s gonna see your dingdong 你怕个看门人看你的“叮当”
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To the old dingdong again . - your friends are inside , mr lidwell “您的朋友们在里面呢，利德维尔先生。 ”
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The dingdong fight lasted for six weeks with heavy tanks and infantry losses 那场势均力敌的战役持续了6周之久，重型坦克和步兵都蒙受重创。
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The clerk only needs to push the relevant button of the caller on his or her table , the service number of the customer will be shown on the display screen in order and the system will send out the sound of " dingdong " and voice information to lead the customer to the window indicated 服务员工只需按一下其柜台上呼叫器的相应按钮，则顾客的服务号就会按顺序的显示在显示屏上，并发出“叮咚”和相关语音信息，提示该顾客前往该窗口办事。
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So anyhow when i got back they were at it dingdong , john wyse saying it was bloom gave the idea for sinn fein to griffith to put in his paper all kinds of jerrymandering , packed juries and swindling the taxes off of the government and appointing consuls all over the world to walk about selling irish industries 约翰怀思说，正是布卢姆给格里菲思出了个新芬党的主意，让他在自己那份报纸上出各种各样的褐子：什么任意改划选区以谋取私利啦，买通陪审团啦，偷税漏税啦，往世界各地派领事以便兜售爱尔兰工业品啦。
