rings

noun
UK /rɪŋz/
US /rɪŋz/

Round metal bands you wear on your fingers.

She wore two gold rings on her hand.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The sound a bell makes when it rings.

The rings of the church bell woke us up.

3. Circular marks or shapes, like those in a tree trunk.

You can count the rings to tell how old the tree is.

4. Places where people compete in sports, such as boxing.

The boxers stepped into the rings.

5. To make a phone call to someone.

He rings his grandmother every Sunday.