What does Ringe in German mean?
What is the meaning of the word Ringe in German? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use Ringe in German.
The word Ringe in German means ring, circle, ring, ring, ring, wedding ring. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word Ringe
ring(Schmuckstück: Finger) (jewelry) den Ring auf den Finger der Verlobten stecken to put the ring on the fiancée's finger |
circle(kreisförmiges Objekt) (object, figure) einen Ring auf dem Papier zeichnen to draw a circle on a piece of paper |
ring(übertragen (Gruppe: Kriminelle) (gang) Der Ring von Drogendealern konnte bis heute nicht ausfindig gemacht werden. The ring of drug dealers has been untraceable until this day. |
ring(Boxsport: Kampfort) (sport: boxing) Die Boxer stiegen in den Ring. The boxers stepped into the ring. |
ring(übertragen (Verkehr: um eine Stadt) (traffic) Wenn wir über den Berliner Ring fahren, dauert das bestimmt eine Stunde länger. It will probably take one more hour when driving the route on the Berlin ring. |
wedding ring(Ehering) |
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