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N1. अँगूठीshe always wears diamond ring.2. छल्ला\{चाभी/नेपकिन का\}He keeps all his keys in a key-ring.3. घेरा/मंडल/चक्रHe is an expert in blowing smoke-rings.In inteligence dept. some people have made spy-ring.In circus spectators sit all around out side the circus-ring.Please put the kettle on the ring.--------VI1. बजना\{घण्टियोँ\ringका\}I will answer the telephone for you if it rings.The playground rang with children's shouts.The music was so loud it made my ears ring.--------VT1. बजाना\{घण्टीँ\ringका\}Ring the bell for school assembly.Someone is ringing at the door.Her story may seem true but it rings false to me.My clock only rings the hours.
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