Group d's words are

Ding's words are Ding-ding, Ding-ding, Ding-dong, Ding-dong, Ding Wen, Ding Genus, Ding-cut, Ding Cui, Ding-ding and Ding-ding.

1, exhortation: refers to repeated exhortation to prevent leaks.

2, exhortation: repeated description.

3, ding-dong: describe the sound crisp and pleasant, similar to "ding-dong".

4, jingle: describe the sound is crisp, generally used to describe light percussion.

5. Ask: It means to ask softly or ask for details.

6. Genus: refers to orders or orders.

7, bite: describe a tough tone and a firm attitude.

8, quenching: describe the sound crisp and harsh, with warning meaning.

9. Repeated persuasion: refers to repeated persuasion and emphasizes the importance of repeated persuasion.

10, Ding exhortation: it refers to repeatedly exhorting, emphasizing the patience and meticulousness of exhortation.

Ding idiom:

1, Mao Zumanuscript: Describe the impact sound of metal, porcelain, etc.

2, jingle: describe the continuous sound, continuous.

3, ding peck sound: describe the sound sharp and harsh.

4. Ding-dong: It describes the crisp and pleasant sound, and is generally used to describe the playing sound of musical instruments.

5. Ding Dong Ding Dong: It describes the flowing sound of streams and springs, as well as the sound of bells or pianos.

6, ding-dong crisp: describe the sound crisp and rhythmic.

7. Jingle and crisp: describe the sound as clear, bright and rhythmic.

8, jingle: describe the sound is crisp and pleasant, which makes people feel comfortable.

9, melodious: describe the sound crisp and pleasant, with a strong sense of rhythm and rhythm.

10, jingle: describes the sound made by the impact of metals, porcelain, etc., and also describes the sound as loud and rhythmic.

1 1, repeated exhortation: describes the repeated exhortation of something or someone, and emphasizes the importance of repeated exhortation.

12, exhortation and admonition: describes the repeated exhortation and admonition to something or someone, emphasizing the seriousness and meticulousness of exhortation.

13, Ding-dong sound: It describes the crisp and melodious sound and gradually sounds, and is generally used to describe the playing sound of musical instruments.

14, jingle: describes the continuous sound made by metal colliding with other objects.

15, jingle is crisp and bright: it describes the crisp and shiny voice, with a strong sense of rhythm and rhythm.