Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Ping"

A: I double checked a couple online dictionaries before writing this reply, to see if there is a British English definition for "ping" that I am not aware of, and I am familiar with all the definitions they listed. With ping, that sentence does not make sense.

So I think "ping" is likely a typo, maybe from autocorrect or something, and it should say "with being homesick."

A: If it’s in social media context, then it means to tag someone in something. Otherwise it means to just send me a message, or notify me.

A: "To ping" means to query one's computer or a network to determine whether there is a working connection to it and to see how long it takes. Pinging is used to check whether a site or a server is up or down, and to see how fast is it or your network is.

A: Simply, it is an onomatopoeia (judging from no context)

An onomatopoeia is a type of figurative language, where, it resembles a sound.

An example could be, “Meow.”
It is a sound that a cat makes. (In english, people all over the world might say it differently)

But ping...? Ping (without context) is a term or sound that is given off (in english), like a high pitched metal sound. Like this:

“When i hit the metal cabinet with a metal ball, it made a ping noise.”

Another meaning might be in computers. This is more of an advanced vocabulary term. “query (another computer on a network) to determine whether there is a connection to it.” Is googles definition of the computer, “ping.” To be pinging is to signal.

“Ping me and I will open the door.”

A: A short, high-pitched sound.

"She was startled by the sudden ping of the timer."

A: Hi

I made corrections for you..

I played ping pong with my son at the health center in the afternoon. It was very exciting even though I lost the game to my son..

A: Ping me when you can / ping before you ring

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A: what do you mean "ping"?

A: 很高 = very high

A: I'm just hanging out with this little duo playing ping pong in my backyard. And as you can see, they beat me. What can I say, they are really good at this. I have to admit. I think I can beat this little duo next time if I can get the chance. Or better yet, if you teach me a lesson, I'll figure it out.

A: I think it means to bother or remind here. Like the sounds that come from your phone's notifications, the tasks that we have to do are constantly reminded to us.

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