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Mr. Tom Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
The use of "Jingle"
Hi
Many dictionaries describe the word jingle as:
"the (gentle) pleasant sound made by..."
Personally, I find the jingling of keys or coins to be very unpleasant. Would you say that the following sentence is natural?
He was irritated by the constant jingling of her keys on the golden keychain.
Thanks,
Tom
Many dictionaries describe the word jingle as:
"the (gentle) pleasant sound made by..."
Personally, I find the jingling of keys or coins to be very unpleasant. Would you say that the following sentence is natural?
He was irritated by the constant jingling of her keys on the golden keychain.
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
Yes. Also, a jingle is an simplistic tune used in commercials. They can also be cloyingly (but not gratingly) unpleasant.
- Yes.
- Also, a jingle is an simplistic tune used in commercials.
- They can also be cloyingly (but not gratingly) unpleasant.
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Yes.
Also, a jingle is an simplistic tune used in commercials. They can also be cloyingly (but not gratingly) unpleasant.
Also, a jingle is an simplistic tune used in commercials. They can also be cloyingly (but not gratingly) unpleasant.
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