叮
Same in simplified and traditional Chinese
Meaning
CC-CEDICT- to sting or bite (of mosquito, bee etc)
- to say repeatedly
- to urge insistently
- to ask repeatedly
- to stick to a point
- (onom.) tinkling or jingling sound
In a conversation
0:17 cartoonMosquitoes in the park
- Dengdeng
哎呀,有蚊子叮我!
Ouch, a mosquito is biting me!
- Liangliang
在哪儿?我也被叮了。
Where? I got bitten too.
- Dengdeng
你手上有三个包,都是蚊子叮的。
You have three bumps on your hand, all from mosquito bites.
- Liangliang
蚊子为什么只叮我,不叮你?
Why do mosquitoes only bite me and not you?
- Dengdeng
因为我涂了花露水,你没涂。
Because I put on mosquito repellent and you didn't.
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In a sentence
2 examples我被很多的蚊子叮了。
I got a lot of mosquito bites.
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烤箱叮的一声,面包烤好了。
The oven went ding, and the bread was done.
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