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1. Oxford Dictionary

   ring-in

   • n.
     a horse or an athlete fraudulently substituted for another in a competition or event；a person or thing that is not a genuine member of a group or set

   • noun: ring-in, plural noun: ring-ins

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   n.

   名詞

   • 1. Australian, New Zealand a horse or an athlete fraudulently substituted for another in a competition or event a horse that had been racing as a ring-in
   • ▪ Australian, New Zealand a person or thing that is not a genuine member of a group or set are you a fair dinkum pom or a ring-in?

   ring in

   • ph.
     usher something in by or as by ringing a bell

   Oxford Dictionary

   ring in

   • ph.
     usher something in by or as by ringing a bell

   Oxford American Dictionary

   ring in the new year

   • ph.
     commemorate the new year with boisterous celebration

   Oxford American Dictionary

   ring in one's ears

   • ph.
     linger in the memory

   Oxford American Dictionary

   ring in one's ears

   • ph.
     linger in the memory

   Oxford Dictionary

   ring in the new year

   • ph.
     commemorate the new year with boisterous celebration

   Oxford Dictionary

   ring someone/something in (or out)

   • ph.
     usher someone or something in (or out) by ringing a bell

   Oxford Dictionary

   throw one's hat in the ring

   • ph.
     express willingness to take up a challenge

   Oxford American Dictionary

   ring in one's ears (or head)

   • ph.
     linger in the memory

   Oxford American Dictionary

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