Ring my bell.

我的响钟。

You can ring my - ell, ring my bell ( my bell, ding - a -- a - ling ).

你可以摇响我的铃，摇响我的铃。 （ 我的铃， 丁呤呤， 丁呤呤）

She walked into my room without bothering to ring the bell first.

她连先按下门铃都懒得按一下就走进了我的房间。

'I go slow, ring my little bell and stop sometimes to say' hi 'to pedestrians,' she says.

“我骑得很慢，经常按车铃，有时停下来跟行走的路人打招呼。”罗德里格兹说道。

And of course it exists in a semiotic relationship to a white light over a street door which means "this is my house; if you wish you can ring the bell but I'd just as soon you stayed out."

当然它是存在于一个语义篇中的,而临街门上的白灯则意味着,这是我的房子，你要进来必须按门铃,但是你最好别进来