Meaning ofwringin English

Verb

1. to squeeze liquid from something moist; twisting
   She will wring the wet towel to remove excess water.
2. to extract water from wet clothing
   The woman used a cloth to wring out the soaked shirt.
3. to force out liquid by pressure or twisting
   To wring the water out of the sponge, squeeze it tightly.
4. to clasp hands in distress
   She began to wring her hands in anxiety as she waited for news.
5. to cause tears or distress; torment someone
   The news of her loss would wring her heart with grief.
6. to extract a response or words from someone
   The detective tried to wring a confession out of the suspect.
7. to squeeze liquid from something wet
   To wring the water out of the mop, twist it forcefully.
8. to generate a reaction or emotion
   The sad story would wring tears from the eyes of the audience.
9. to grip and twist forcefully; compress
   To wring the last drop of water from the cloth, squeeze it hard.
10. to cause emotional pain or distress (to someone)
    The tragic event would wring the family's heart with unbearable sorrow.