Synonyms for rang up
Grammar : Verb |
Spell : ring |
Phonetic Transcription : rɪŋ |
Top 10 synonyms for rang up Other synonyms for the word rang up
- acquaint
- advise
- aggregate
- announce
- assemble
- be in touch
- betray
- bid
- break
- buzz
- calculate
- call
- carry
- cast
- collect
- come
- contact
- convene
- convey
- convoke
- correspond
- declare
- dial
- disclose
- discover
- disseminate
- divulge
- enlighten
- equal
- figure
- foot
- gather
- get across
- get back to
- get on the horn
- get on the line
- get someone on the horn
- get through
- give a call
- give a jingle
- give a ring
- hint
- impart
- imply
- inform
- interact
- interface
- invite
- keep in touch
- let on
- let out
- make a call
- make known
- mount up to
- muster
- network
- number
- pass on
- phone
- pick up
- pile up
- proclaim
- publicize
- publish
- put a call through
- raise
- rally
- reach
- reach out
- reckon
- relate
- report
- request
- result in
- reveal
- ring
- ring up
- run into
- run to
- signify
- spread
- stack up
- state
- subpoena
- suggest
- sum up
- summate
- summon
- telephone
- tell
- totalize
- tote
- touch base
- touch base with
- transfer
- transmit
- unfold
- write
- yield
Définition of rang up
Origin :- "circular band," Old English hring "small circlet, especially one of metal for wearing on the finger or as part of a mail coat; anything circular," from Proto-Germanic *khrengaz (cf. Old Norse hringr, Old Frisian hring, Danish, Swedish, Dutch ring, Old High German hring, German Ring), literally "something curved," from PIE *skrengh- nasalized form of (s)kregh-, from root *(s)ker- "to turn, bend," with wide-ranging derivative senses (cf. Latin curvus "bent, curved," crispus "curly;" Old Church Slavonic kragu "circle," and perhaps Greek kirkos "ring," koronos "curved").
- Other Old English senses were "circular group of persons," also "horizon." Meaning "place for prize fight and wrestling bouts" (early 14c.) is from the space in a circle of bystanders in the midst of which such contests once were held, "... a circle formed for boxers, wrestlers, and cudgel players, by a man styled Vinegar; who, with his hat before his eyes, goes round the circle, striking at random with his whip to prevent the populace from crowding in" [Grose, 1788]. Meaning "combination of interested persons" is from 1829. Of trees, from 1670s; fairy ring is from 1620s. Ring finger is Old English hringfingr, a compound found in other Germanic languages. To run rings round (someone) "be superior to" is from 1891.
- Nursery rhyme ring a ring a rosie is attested in an American form (with a different ending) from c.1790. "The belief that the rhyme originated with the Great Plague is now almost universal, but has no evidence to support it and is almost certainly nonsense" ["Oxford Dictionary of English Folklore"]. This proposal of connection dates only to the late 1960s.
- As in telephone : verb communicate through telephone system
- As in total : verb add up
- As in call : verb arrange meeting
- As in phone : verb telephone
- As in communicate : verb give or exchange information, ideas
- The next day he rang up and asked if I wished for another sitting.
- Extract from : « An Onlooker in France 1917-1919 » by William Orpen
- And Terry—the night the Giant Agong rang up there—we most went crazy!
- Extract from : « Terry » by Charles Goff Thomson
- So, for the third time, Brett rang up the exchange to get in touch with Paris.
- Extract from : « The Albert Gate Mystery » by Louis Tracy
- The man went to the telephone and rang up the bottom office.
- Extract from : « Sons and Lovers » by David Herbert Lawrence
- They settled that he was dead, and rang up the doctor, who agreed with them.
- Extract from : « Miss Mapp » by Edward Frederic Benson
- With this determination, he rang up the residence of Mrs. Oldham.
- Extract from : « The Silver Butterfly » by Mrs. Wilson Woodrow
- He went to the library and rang up Sharpe & Smith on the telephone.
- Extract from : « The King of Diamonds » by Louis Tracy
- One evening she rang up David, and gave him a bad five minutes.
- Extract from : « The Following of the Star » by Florence L. Barclay
- Then I rang up Rayner on the telephone as I had made arrangement to do.
- Extract from : « The Place of Dragons » by William Le Queux
- Then she rang up this place and tried to get hold of Grayle—'Mrs. O'Rane.
- Extract from : « Sonia Married » by Stephen McKenna
Antonyms for rang up
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