Phrasal Verb - Ringing Off (Phrasal Verb)
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.Definition
To disconnect a telephone call or end a telephone conversation. This phrasal verb is often used in the context of mobile phones or landlines, especially when someone is trying to avoid a conversation or when the call is unwanted.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | I tried to ring off before the conversation turned sour, but he kept talking. |
| 2 | Can you please ring off now, I have an important meeting to attend? |
| 3 | I accidentally answered the call and had to ring off quickly when I realized it was a telemarketer. |
| 4 | She rang off just as I was about to ask for her help with the project. |
| 5 | He rang off without saying goodbye, leaving me feeling frustrated. |
| 6 | I waited for a long time before finally managing to ring off the persistent salesperson. |
| 7 | I rang off the call as soon as I heard my boss's voice on the other end. |
| 8 | She rang off her ex-boyfriend after they had a heated argument. |
| 9 | I rang off the wrong number by mistake and apologized profusely. |
| 10 | He rang off his phone for the rest of the day after receiving some bad news. |