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To seem or sound false, insincere, inauthentic, or deceitful. (Much less common than the opposite, "ring true.") I personally think that their reasoning rings a bit false. The actor's vacuous, overblown performance is sure to ring false for anyone who grew up in that part of the country. See also: false, ring.
in the ˈknow. ( informal) having information or knowledge that most other people do not have: Only a few of us were in the know about the date of the wedding. We didn’t want the press to find out. ♢ People in the know say that this is the best Spanish wine you can buy. See also: know.
1. To render one stunned, insensible, or unconscious, as from a physical blow or the effects of a drug. I could hear him bad-mouthing my girlfriend, so I went over and rang his bells with a single left hook to the eye. Be careful with this stuff—it will really ring your bells if you take too much at once. 2.
A vow that one is being truthful. Billy's the one who broke the cookie jar—cross my heart and hope to die! A: "Did you take that money?" B: "No, cross my heart!" No, I didn't tattle on you to the teacher—cross my heart and hope to die! See also: cross, heart, hope, to.
in terms of. 1. As measured or indicated by; in units of: distances expressed in terms of kilometers as well as miles; cheap entertainment, but costly in terms of time wasted. 2.
third time's the charm. The belief or hope that the third attempt at something will be successful. Primarily heard in US. I've failed this test twice already, so hopefully the third time's the charm. A: "Try turning the generator on again." B: "OK, here we go.
