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1. (v.t.) ping-pong
to move or transfer back and forth:
The patient was ping-ponged from one specialist to another.
2. (v.i.) ping-pong
to move or shift back and forth.
Etymology: (1900–05)
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| Definition of 'Ping-Pong' |
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1. (noun) table tennis, Ping-Pong
a game (trademark Ping-Pong) resembling tennis but played on a table with paddles and a light hollow ball
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Sense: the game of table tennis
Do you play ping-pong?
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 Afrikaans: tafeltennis |
 Arabic: كُرة الطّاوِلَه: لُعْبَة |
 Bulgarian: тенис на маса |
 Brazilian: pingue-pongue |
 Czech: stolní tenis |
 German: das Tischtennis |
 Danish: ping-pong; bordtennis |
 Greek: πιγκ πογκ |
 Spanish: ping-pong, tenis de mesa |
 Estonian: lauatennis |
 Farsi: پینگ پنگ |
 Finnish: pingis |
 French: ping-pong |
 Hebrew: טֶנִיס שוּלחָן |
 Hindi: पिंगपोंग |
 Croatian: ping pong |
 Hungarian: pingpong |
 Indonesian: tenis meja |
 Icelandic: borðtennis |
 Italian: ping-pong |
 Japanese: 卓球 |
 Korean: 탁구 |
 Lithuanian: stalo tenisas |
 Latvian: pingpongs; galda teniss |
 Malay: pingpong |
 Dutch: pingpong |
 Norwegian: bordtennis |
 Polish: ping-pong |
 Persian: پینگ پنگ |
 Pashto: یو دول لوبی دی |
 Portuguese: pingue-pongue |
 Romanian: ping-pong |
 Russian: пинг-понг, настольный тен |
 Slovak: stolný tenis |
 Slovenian: namizni tenis |
 Serbian: stoni tenis |
 Swedish: pingpong |
 Thai: ปิงปอง |
 Turkish: pingpong, masa tenisi |
 Taiwanese: 乒乓球 |
 Ukrainian: пінг-понг |
 Urdu: ٹيبل ٹينس کا کھيل |
 Vietnamese: bóng bàn |
 Chinese: 乒乓球 |
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