Collocation
I'll give you a ring.
To call someone on the telephone.
Definition
'I'll give you a ring.' is a common English collocation. To call someone on the telephone.
give + someone + a ring
“I'll give you a ring later to discuss the plans.”
Examples
- Could you give me a ring when you get home so I know you're safe?
- She gave him a ring last night to apologize for the misunderstanding.
- Don't forget to give your mother a ring on her birthday.
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- They promised to give us a ring as soon as they landed.
- If you have any questions, just give me a ring and I'll help you.
- He usually gives his sister a ring every Sunday to catch up.
- We'll give the office a ring first thing in the morning to confirm the appointment.
- Before you leave for your trip, please give me a ring to say goodbye.
- Despite his busy schedule, he always finds time to give his grandparents a ring.
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