チン

仏壇(ぶつだん)の鈴(りん)をチンと鳴(な)らす。

Ring the bell on the Buddhist altar with a ding. {ding (of a bell), bing, ting, tinkle, ring, honk (i.e. sound of blowing one's nose), snort, heating in a microwave, cooking in a microwave, microwaving, nuking}

ティッシュペーパーで鼻水(はなみず)をチンとかむ。

Blow your nose with a tissue paper with a honk. {ding (of a bell), bing, ting, tinkle, ring, honk (i.e. sound of blowing one's nose), snort, heating in a microwave, cooking in a microwave, microwaving, nuking}

冷(さ)めていたおかずを電子(でんし)レンジでチンしました。

I microwaved the cold side dish. {ding (of a bell), bing, ting, tinkle, ring, honk (i.e. sound of blowing one's nose), snort, heating in a microwave, cooking in a microwave, microwaving, nuking}

花粉(かふん)症(しょう)の父(ちち)は、夜(よる)といわず昼(ひる)といわず頻繁(ひんぱん)に鼻(はな)をチンとかんでいます。

My father with hay fever is frequently blowing his nose, regardless of whether it's day or night. {ding (of a bell), bing, ting, tinkle, ring, honk (i.e. sound of blowing one's nose), snort, heating in a microwave, cooking in a microwave, microwaving, nuking}

この仏具(ぶつぐ)の鐘(かね)は高(たか)かったから、鳴(な)らすとさぞ綺麗(きれい)にチンという音(おと)がするのだろう。

Since this Buddhist altar bell was expensive, it must make a beautiful 'ding' sound when rung. {ding (of a bell), bing, ting, tinkle, ring, honk (i.e. sound of blowing one's nose), snort, heating in a microwave, cooking in a microwave, microwaving, nuking}