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gong [gɒŋ] n 1. (Music / Instruments) Also called tam-tam a percussion instrument of indefinite pitch, consisting of a metal platelike disc struck with a soft-headed drumstick 2. (Engineering / Mechanical Engineering) a rimmed metal disc, hollow metal hemisphere, or metal strip, tube, or wire that produces a note when struck. It may be used to give alarm signals when operated electromagnetically 3. (Miscellaneous Technologies / Horology) a fixed saucer-shaped bell, as on an alarm clock, struck by a mechanically operated hammer 4. (Military) Brit slang a medal, esp a military one vb
1. (Music / Instruments) (intr) to sound a gong 2. (tr) (of traffic police) to summon (a driver) to stop by sounding a gong [from Malay, of imitative origin] gonglike adj ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Translations gong [gɒŋ] N 1. → gong m 2. (Brit) (= medal) → medalla f, condecoración f; (in civil service) → cinta f, cintajo m n gong [goŋ] a metal plate which, when struck, gives a ringing sound a dinner gong. ghong جَرَس أو ناقوس التَّنبيه гонг gong gongong der Gong γκογκ, σήμαντρο gong gong گانگ؛ ناقوس نعلبکی شکل kumistin gong גוֹנג घंटा gong gong gong gong, málmdiskur gong どら (신호용) 공, 징 gongas gongs gong gong gongong gong gongue gong гонг gong gong gong gonggong ฆ้อง gong 銅鑼 гонг دھات کا گھنٹہ cái chiêng; cồng 铜锣 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The 4,366 fans were merciless, gonging all three contestants. Attaway score notable for its suggestion of a haunted, slowed-down carousel, and clocks ticking and gonging toward a schizoid eternity. Places also have their own signature sounds: the far-off bleating of sheep on a mist-shrouded Yorkshire hill, the gonging of cowbells in Swiss villages, the scratchy recordings of the muezzin calling the faithful to prayer from Istanbul minarets. |
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