dinged

英 [dɪŋ]

美

vi. 响；执拗地讲
vt. 反复地说给人家听
n. 钟声
n. (Ding)人名；(英、德、缅)丁
dinge 的过去分词

Yet she was dinged by Stanford last week.
然而，她上周被斯坦福商学院放弃。
Yale: Dinged without an interview
耶鲁：拒绝，没有面试机会
Dinged at Harvard ( no interview)
被哈佛商学院放弃（没有获得面试机会）
The U.S. was dinged 34% of the time and the European Union 43%. ( The numbers add up to more than 100% because trade sanctions often target multiple countries.)
美国的比例为34%，欧盟为43%（数字之和大于100%，因制裁措施通常针对多个国家）。
The bullet dinged the window.
子弹打在了窗户上。
The word "lost lost lost" dinged frighteningly in her heart like a death bell sounding.
“完了完了完了”这个字眼儿就像丧钟一样在她心中一阵阵回荡，使她感到害怕。
She dinged the notion into me.
她把这个想法反反复复地灌输给了我。
A filter only costs a few dollars, and you can replace it if it gets dinged.
一个过滤器只需花费几美元，并且如果坏了，也可以再更换。
You're bound to get dinged sometime.
你迟早都会被打中的。