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English Hub - IDIOM: Ring a bell. Meaning: To cause someone to remember something. Sentence: I never met her, but her voice rings a bell. English Hub | Facebook
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Urban Hub - Today's idiom is TO RING A BELL When you say that something rings a bell, it means that it sounds familiar. E.g. That name rings a bell but I
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American English at State - Does this lesson "ring a bell" with you? Today we are teaching about the phrase "ring a bell." This phrase means to sound familiar. Check out our #
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English Teaching Center - Today's Phrase To ring a bell. Meaning: To sound familiar. Meaning in Spanish: Me suena. Example: The name rang a bell but I couldn't remember where I had
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