Phrasal Verb - Ringing Around
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.Definition
To surround or encircle someone or something completely, often with a group of people or noise. This phrasal verb can also mean to keep someone or something busy or occupied.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | The crowd was ringing around the stage, creating an electric atmosphere. |
| 2 | My friends are always ringing me around when they have a new idea. |
| 3 | The fire alarm was ringing around us, but we couldn't find the source. |
| 4 | The neighbors were ringing around our house with their cars, making a lot of noise. |
| 5 | The police were ringing around the bank to keep protesters at bay. |
| 6 | My boss keeps ringing me around for reports and updates. |
| 7 | The bells were ringing around the church tower, signaling the start of the new day. |
| 8 | My mom was ringing me around the kitchen table to have a serious talk. |
| 9 | The circus performers were ringing around each other, creating a mesmerizing display. |
| 10 | The dogs were ringing around the campfire, barking at every sound. |