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ping

/ping/US // pɪŋ //UK // (pɪŋ) //

坪,乒乓,平

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Definitions

v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to produce a sharp sound like that of a bullet striking a sheet of metal.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : Computers. to send an echo-request packet to and use the echo reply to determine whether another computer on the network is operational and the speed at which the data is being transferred.
    • : to make contact with by sending a brief electronic message, as a text message: The design team should ping marketing to set up a meeting next week.Ping me when you arrive, and I’ll meet you at the door.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a pinging sound.
    • : an infrasonic or ultrasonic sound wave created by sonar in echolocation.
    • : an acoustic signal transmitted to indicate a location: Rescue crews were able to follow the ping and locate the flight recorder.
    • : Computers. an echo-request and echo-reply protocol that tests a connection online or in a network by sending a packet to a host IP address and measuring the round-trip speed of data transfer.
    • : one of the possible sounds made by an electronic or mobile device to signal the receipt of data, as a phone or text message.

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Examples

  • Then I start searching for ways to help real people in the real world, hoping that a ping from my phone doesn’t reactivate my squirrel mind.

  • This is useful if you want to make sure alerts from certain people come through, while limiting the number of pings you get from all your college friends discussing a concert you can’t attend.

  • The ping deluge reflects the collision of several developments.

  • That ping order allegedly pinpointed Alam’s location to Room 17 of the Penn Amish Motel in rural Pennsylvania.

  • Time magazine called China’s invitation to the American team “the ping heard round the world,” and the following year, President Richard Nixon followed suit and visited Beijing for talks.

  • Anyone with the intellect of a ping-pong ball should understand how opportunistic that whistleblowing looks.

  • Meanwhile, Kiev and Moscow passed the fault for the tragedy to each other, as if they were playing ping pong with the tragedy.

  • Air marshal Houston was careful to make it clear that, however encouraging, the ping detections were not in itself enough.

  • A second “ping” then put the phone in the vicinity of a shopping center in Kissimmee.

  • For some hours after all other communications stopped, the airplane was sending a “ping” recording its presence to a satellite.

  • And when the opening tone of the first line is a ping, the opening tone of the line following must be tseh, and vice versa.

  • Public gardens had special ping-pong tables to relieve the stress.

  • In Yu-ping, therefore, loyalty wears a fully round face and about the yamen of Shan Tien men speak almost in set terms.

  • Pictures of adult ping-pong champions were blazoned in the public print; even churchmen took it up.

  • Doctors advised it, children cried for it, and a fashionable journal devised the correct ping-pong costume for players.