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Ring in your ears/head

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After Loud Events

Use 'ring in your ears' after attending loud events like concerts or fireworks to describe lingering sounds.

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I can't sleep because the fireworks are still ringing in my ears.
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Temporary Sensation

'Ring in your ears' often refers to a temporary buzzing or ringing noise, not permanent hearing issues.

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Even after leaving the factory, the machinery's noise was ringing in my ears.
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Metaphor for Impact

Metaphorically, it can imply an event’s loud impact on your life, not just your hearing.

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The protest chants are still ringing in my ears, motivating me.
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