ding in Japanese
ding in Japanese is 鼎 — ding means a small dent, chip, or bit of minor damage.
ding in Japanese
鼎
Pronounced: kanae
An ancient Chinese vessel with legs and a lid.
What does "ding" mean?
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noun A small dent, chip, or bit of minor damage.
"There's a tiny ding on the car door from the shopping cart."
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noun A short, high-pitched ringing sound, like a bell.
"The elevator gave a ding as it reached the lobby."
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verb To damage something slightly, usually by knocking or striking it.
"I dinged the fender backing out of the driveway."
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verb Informal: to penalize, reject, or criticize someone or something.
"The reviewer dinged the film for its slow pacing."
ding in a sentence
- There's a tiny ding on the car door from the shopping cart.
- The elevator gave a ding as it reached the lobby.
- I dinged the fender backing out of the driveway.
- The reviewer dinged the film for its slow pacing.
Similar words in Japanese
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "ding" in Japanese?
"ding" in Japanese is 鼎. ding means: A small dent, chip, or bit of minor damage.
How do you pronounce 鼎?
"ding" in Japanese is 鼎, pronounced "kanae".
How do you use "ding" in a sentence?
Example: "There's a tiny ding on the car door from the shopping cart." In Japanese, "ding" is 鼎.
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