ping
- noun
- /pɪŋ/
- The ping of the sonar echoed through the ocean, indicating the presence of nearby submarines.
- sharp ping
- loud ping
- metallic ping
I'm just hearing ping, ping, ping as like each bit of kit comes out.
- I'm just hearing ping, ping, ping as like each bit of kit comes out.
- When you when you hit drums really hard, they just go ping, right?
- And then you can hear them like, you know, coming over the car, like ping, ping, ping, ping.
- And my phone went ping and oh, oh, I've been nominated for an Emmy.
- Don't you dare touch me until you hear that ping, baby, because I'm the senior vice president of West Coast Lake Tonight programming.
- And so tune them up high and without the PA, they go ping, ping pong.
Examples
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And I started hearing the pings on the side of my vehicle.
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But it was only the metallic ping of rain on the air conditioner's housing.
Fiction book (1990) -
And then you can hear them like, you know, coming over the car, like ping, ping, ping, ping.
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I see you have the machine that goes "Ping!"
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When you when you hit drums really hard, they just go ping, right?
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So I heard like a ping, like a zip, a ping.
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I'm just hearing ping, ping, ping as like each bit of kit comes out.
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For starters, a quarter that was supposed to vanish fell to the floor with a "ping."
Fiction book (2000) -
Farrell backpedaled as a small hole punched through the metal beside his head with a hollow ping.
Fiction book (1998) -
Instantly, she heard the thwack of bullets hitting wings and fuselage, the ping of wires parting.
Fiction book (1994)
Synonyms
A short high sound like a small bell, for example a notification tone
A short, sharp sound when a ball or small thing hits a hard surface
To make a short sharp sound like a clock
A light clear ringing sound like a small bell
A light, clear ringing sound like a small bell or glass
A short, clear sound that happens when something hits a hard surface
A short high metal sound from a small hit
A short high sound made by a phone or microwave
Antonyms
Compounds
How Loud
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ping copies a short, high sound you hear when metal is struck or a sonar echo, so it literally names a 'short, sharp sound'.