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1 dribble
1. intransitive verb1) (trickle) tropfen2) (slobber) [Baby:] sabbern3) (Sport) dribbeln2. transitive verb1) [Baby:] kleckern2) (Sport) dribbeln mit [Ball]* * *['dribl] 1. verb1) (to fall in small drops: Water dribbled out of the tap.) tröpfeln3) (in football, basketball, hockey etc to move the ball along by repeatedly kicking, bouncing or hitting it: The football player dribbled the ball up the field.) dribbeln2. noun(a small quantity of liquid: A dribble ran down his chin.) das Tröpfchen* * *drib·ble[ˈdrɪbl̩]I. vi2. (trickle) tap tropfenpeople have started to \dribble into the stadium die Leute kommen nach und nach ins Stadion4. (in basketball) dribbelnII. vt1. (let drop)▪ to \dribble sth etw tropfen lassen, etw träufeln2. SPORTto \dribble a ball mit einem Ball dribbelnIII. n* * *['drɪbl]1. vi1) (liquids) tropfen4)2. vt1) (SPORT)to dribble the ball — mit dem Ball dribbeln
2) (baby etc) kleckernhe dribbled milk down his chin — er kleckerte sich (dat) Milch übers Kinn
3. na slow dribble of water was still coming out of the pipe — es tröpfelte immer noch etwas aus der Leitung
2) (of saliva) Tropfen m* * *dribble [ˈdrıbl]A v/i1. tröpfeln:2. sabbern, geifern3. SPORT dribbeln:dribble past sb jemanden aus- oder umdribbelnB v/t1. (herab)tröpfeln lassen, träufeln:dribble away fig nach und nach vertunC s1. Getröpfel n2. Tropfen m4. umg feiner Regen, Nieseln n5. SPORT Dribbling n* * *1. intransitive verb1) (trickle) tropfen2) (slobber) [Baby:] sabbern3) (Sport) dribbeln2. transitive verb1) [Baby:] kleckern2) (Sport) dribbeln mit [Ball]* * *v.tröpfeln v. -
2 driblet
drib·let[ˈdrɪblət]n [kleiner] Tropfen, Tröpfchen ntin \driblets tröpfchenweise, in kleinen Mengen* * *['drIblɪt]n(= drop) Tropfen mdriblets of intelligence began to come through — Informationen fingen an durchzusickern
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3 dribble
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4 driblet
drib·let [ʼdrɪblət] n[kleiner] Tropfen, Tröpfchen nt;in \driblets tröpfchenweise, in kleinen Mengen
См. также в других словарях:
drib|let — or drib|blet «DRIHB liht», noun. a small amount: »He paid off his big debt in driblets, a dollar or two a week. ╂[< drib + let] … Useful english dictionary
drib — [drib] vi., vt. dribbed, dribbing [< DRIP] Obs. to fall or let fall, in or as if in driblets to fall or let fall, in or as if in driblets dribs and drabs [< N Eng drib, driblet, droplet + drab for drap, dial. form of DROP] small amounts … English World dictionary
drib´bler — drib|ble «DRIHB uhl», verb, bled, bling, noun. –v.i. 1. to flow in drops or small amounts; trickle; drip: »That leaky faucet dribbles. 2. to let saliva run from the mouth; drool: »The baby dribbles on his bib … Useful english dictionary
drib|ble — «DRIHB uhl», verb, bled, bling, noun. –v.i. 1. to flow in drops or small amounts; trickle; drip: »That leaky faucet dribbles. 2. to let saliva run from the mouth; drool: »The baby dribbles on his bib … Useful english dictionary
drib|blet — drib|let or drib|blet «DRIHB liht», noun. a small amount: »He paid off his big debt in driblets, a dollar or two a week. ╂[< drib + let] … Useful english dictionary
drib — drib·bler; drib·let; drib; drib·ble; … English syllables
dribble — drib|ble1 [ˈdrıbəl] v [Date: 1500 1600; Origin: drib to fall in small drops (16 18 centuries), from DRIP1] 1.) [I and T] to let liquid come out of your mouth onto your face ▪ Watch out, the baby is dribbling on your shirt! ▪ He was dribbling tea… … Dictionary of contemporary English
dribble — drib•ble [[t]ˈdrɪb əl[/t]] v. bled, bling, n. 1) to fall or flow in drops or small quantities; trickle 2) to drivel; slaver 3) spo to advance a ball by bouncing it or a puck by giving it short, quick kicks or pushes 4) to let fall in drops 5) spo … From formal English to slang
driblet — drib•let [[t]ˈdrɪb lɪt[/t]] n. 1) a small portion or part, as a drop of liquid 2) a small or petty sum • Etymology: 1590–1600; obs. drib (v.) (see dribble) + let … From formal English to slang
driblet — /drib lit/, n. 1. a small portion or part. 2. a small or petty sum. Also, dribblet. [1590 1600; obs. drib (v.) (see DRIBBLE) + LET] * * * … Universalium
driblet — drib·let … English syllables
