To warn or exhort again and again; to remind someone earnestly to do something or to be careful.

sound of a bell ringing, or the jingling and clashing of metal or porcelain objects; jingle; clatter

(onomatopoeia) the sound of bells, dripping water, or metal and stone clashing

the sound of metal or porcelain clinking; a tinkling or jingling sound

to sting or bite, used specifically of insects such as mosquitoes or bees

To urge repeatedly; to warn or exhort; to give instructions carefully and insistently.

sound of bells jingling or metal clanking

to exhort someone repeatedly; to urge or implore over and over again

literally "flies do not sting eggs that have no cracks"; used to say that there is always a reason why someone or something is targeted or criticized

to urge or enjoin someone repeatedly; to warn again and again

Literally means a half-empty bottle makes a loud sound; used as an idiom to describe a person who has only a little knowledge but likes to show it off, while those who are truly knowledgeable remain modest

(variant form) the sound of jingling or tinkling, such as metal or stone clashing or water dripping

(dialect) dragonfly

the sound of bells jingling or metal clanking; ding-dong

a tinkle or clinking sound, such as the sound of small metal objects or bells

the sound of a small bell; a tinkling or jingling noise

to question closely; to make a detailed inquiry; to ask repeatedly or probe

to tinkle, jingle, or clank; used to describe a loud, clear, and crisp sound