ming
Pronunciation: [mɪŋ]
Word
Context: “name”
(noun) a short name or nickname for a person. It's like a friendly name someone might use instead of their full name.
Example
Ming is my best friend, and we spend a lot of time together.
Example
There is no one named Ming in our class this year.
Example
Is Ming going to the party with us?
Context: “cultural reference”
(noun) a reference to the Ming Dynasty, which was a time in Chinese history known for its great art and culture. People often learn about this period in history class.
Example
We studied the Ming Dynasty in school and learned about its famous pottery.
Example
The Ming Dynasty was not known for its lack of advancements in art and science.
Example
What were some important events during the Ming Dynasty?
Context: “sound”
(verb) to make a ringing sound, like a bell. It's when you hear a high, clear noise that can be pleasant.
Example
The bell minged beautifully when it was struck.
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The old bell did not ming anymore because it was broken.
Example
Did you hear the bell ming in the distance?
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