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Jyutping ping1 ping1 pong1 pong1
Pinyin pīng pīng pāng pāng

Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. noun, onomatopoeic
    sound of sudden consecutive collisions, e.g. gun shots, door pounding, child running around, ping pong ball match.
    • 值此天寒地凍之時,戰爭依然沒有消停,雙方依舊乒乒乓乓,爆炸聲此起彼伏,不絕於耳!
      值此天寒地冻之时,战争依然没有消停,双方依旧乒乒乓乓,爆炸声此起彼伏,不绝于耳!
      zhí cǐ tiān hán dì dòng zhī shí , zhàn zhēng yī rán méi yǒu xiāo tíng , shuāng fāng yī jiù pīng pīng pāng pāng , bào zhà shēng cǐ qǐ bǐ fú , bù jué yú ěr !
      At this time, when the weather is cold and ground is frozen, the war still has not ceased. The two sides are still banging away at each other; sounds of explosion are heard one after another, never stopping in the ears.

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Jyutping ping1 ling1 paang1 laang1
Pinyin pīng pīng pāng pāng

Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
  1. 擬聲詞
    物件​跌落​時發​出​嘅​清脆​聲音
    the sounds of glass clashing and breaking (or similar sounds)
    • 喺廚房搞乜鬼啊,乒乒乓乓噉!
      喺厨房搞乜鬼啊,乒乒乓乓噉!
      What are you doing in the kitchen? It's noisy.

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Jyutping ping1 ping1 paang1 paang1
Pinyin pīng pīng pāng pāng

Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
  1. 擬聲詞
    物件​跌落​時發​出​嘅​清脆​聲音
    the sounds of glass clashing and breaking (or similar sounds)
    • 喺廚房搞乜鬼啊,乒乒乓乓噉!
      喺厨房搞乜鬼啊,乒乒乓乓噉!
      What are you doing in the kitchen? It's noisy.

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Jyutping ping1 ping1 pong1 pong1
Pinyin pīng ping pāng pāng

Definitions (CC-CANTO)
  1. onomatopoeia, Describe the noise
Examples (粵典–words.hk)
  1. Cantonese
    喺厨房搞乜鬼啊,乒乒乓乓噉!
    喺廚房搞乜鬼啊,乒乒乓乓噉!
    • What are you doing in the kitchen? It's noisy.
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Mandarin
    值此天寒地冻之时,战争依然没有消停,双方依旧乒乒乓乓,爆炸声此起彼伏,不绝于耳!
    值此天寒地凍之時,戰爭依然沒有消停,雙方依舊乒乒乓乓,爆炸聲此起彼伏,不絕於耳!
    zhí cǐ tiān hán dì dòng zhī shí , zhàn zhēng yī rán méi yǒu xiāo tíng , shuāng fāng yī jiù pīng pīng pāng pāng , bào zhà shēng cǐ qǐ bǐ fú , bù jué yú ěr !
    • At this time, when the weather is cold and ground is frozen, the war still has not ceased. The two sides are still banging away at each other; sounds of explosion are heard one after another, never stopping in the ears.