英语词汇“dribble”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

dribbleverb [ I or T ]

uk/ˈdrɪb.əl/us/ˈdrɪb.əl/

dribble verb [ I or T ] (FLOW SLOWLY)

to (cause a liquid to) flow very slowly in small amounts:

The water was barely dribbling out of the tap.

UK Dribble the remaining olive oil over the tomatoes.

dribble verb [ I or T ] (FROM MOUTH)

UK to have liquid slowly coming out of your mouth:

Babies dribble constantly.

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Animal physiology: bodily fluids & their production

beaded
bile
bogy
bucket
discharge
expectorate
jism
lacteal
lymphatic
mucus
perspiration
phlegm
pus
snot
spat
sperm
spermatozoon
spit
spunk
sweat buckets idiom

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dribble verb [ I or T ] (MOVE BALL)

in football or hockey, to move a ball along the ground with repeated small kicks or hits, or (in basketball) to move a ball by repeatedly hitting it against the floor with your hand:

He dribbled the ball and then shot.

His speed allows him to easily dribble past defenders.

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General terms used in ball sports

aggregate score
assist
attack
back pass
bobble
center circle
chip
goalless
holding
layoff
long ball
man on! idiom
man-to-man defense
man-to-man marking
overarm
set piece
shoot
sidespin
unplayable
wrong-foot

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dribbler

noun [ C ] uk/ˈdrɪb.əl.ər/us/ˈdrɪb.əl.ɚ/

He's a good dribbler.

dribbling

noun [ U ] uk/ˈdrɪb.əl.ɪŋ/us/ˈdrɪb.əl.ɪŋ/

dribblenoun

uk/ˈdrɪb.əl/us/ˈdrɪb.əl/

dribble noun (FROM MOUTH)

[ C or U ] UK liquid that comes out of your mouth:

There was dribble all over her chin.

a dribble of saliva

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Animal physiology: bodily fluids & their production

beaded
bile
bogy
bucket
discharge
expectorate
jism
lacteal
lymphatic
mucus
perspiration
phlegm
pus
snot
spat
sperm
spermatozoon
spit
spunk
sweat buckets idiom

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dribble noun (SLOW FLOW)

[ C or U ] a very slow flow of a liquid:

The flow of water was reduced to a dribble.

dribble noun (MOVE BALL)

[ C ] in football, when a ball is moved along the ground with repeated kicks or, in basketball, when a ball is moved by repeatedly hitting it against the floor with your hand:

Brinkworth's attempted dribble through the Milan defence was stopped by Ponti's tackle.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

General terms used in ball sports

aggregate score
assist
attack
back pass
bobble
center circle
chip
goalless
holding
layoff
long ball
man on! idiom
man-to-man defense
man-to-man marking
overarm
set piece
shoot
sidespin
unplayable
wrong-foot

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单词	dribble
释义	Contents verb (3) dribble (FLOW SLOWLY) dribble (FROM MOUTH) dribble (MOVE BALL) noun (3) dribble (FROM MOUTH) dribble (SLOW FLOW) dribble (MOVE BALL) more…(2) dribbler dribbling Contents verb (2) dribble (MOVE SLOWLY) dribble (MOVE BALL) noun (2) dribble (SMALL FLOW) dribble (MOVING A BALL) English American dribbleverb [ I or T ] uk/ˈdrɪb.əl/us/ˈdrɪb.əl/ dribble verb [ I or T ] (FLOW SLOWLY) to (cause a liquid to) flow very slowly in small amounts: The water was barely dribbling out of the tap. UK Dribble the remaining olive oil over the tomatoes. dribble verb [ I or T ] (FROM MOUTH) UK to have liquid slowly coming out of your mouth: Babies dribble constantly. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Animal physiology: bodily fluids & their production beaded bile bogy bucket discharge expectorate jism lacteal lymphatic mucus perspiration phlegm pus snot spat sperm spermatozoon spit spunk sweat buckets idiom See more results » dribble verb [ I or T ] (MOVE BALL) in football or hockey, to move a ball along the ground with repeated small kicks or hits, or (in basketball) to move a ball by repeatedly hitting it against the floor with your hand: He dribbled the ball and then shot. His speed allows him to easily dribble past defenders. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words General terms used in ball sports aggregate score assist attack back pass bobble center circle chip goalless holding layoff long ball man on! idiom man-to-man defense man-to-man marking overarm set piece shoot sidespin unplayable wrong-foot See more results » dribbler noun [ C ] uk/ˈdrɪb.əl.ər/us/ˈdrɪb.əl.ɚ/ He's a good dribbler. dribbling noun [ U ] uk/ˈdrɪb.əl.ɪŋ/us/ˈdrɪb.əl.ɪŋ/ dribblenoun uk/ˈdrɪb.əl/us/ˈdrɪb.əl/ dribble noun (FROM MOUTH) [ C or U ] UK liquid that comes out of your mouth: There was dribble all over her chin. a dribble of saliva Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Animal physiology: bodily fluids & their production beaded bile bogy bucket discharge expectorate jism lacteal lymphatic mucus perspiration phlegm pus snot spat sperm spermatozoon spit spunk sweat buckets idiom See more results » dribble noun (SLOW FLOW) [ C or U ] a very slow flow of a liquid: The flow of water was reduced to a dribble. dribble noun (MOVE BALL) [ C ] in football, when a ball is moved along the ground with repeated kicks or, in basketball, when a ball is moved by repeatedly hitting it against the floor with your hand: Brinkworth's attempted dribble through the Milan defence was stopped by Ponti's tackle. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words General terms used in ball sports aggregate score assist attack back pass bobble center circle chip goalless holding layoff long ball man on! idiom man-to-man defense man-to-man marking overarm set piece shoot sidespin unplayable wrong-foot See more results » dribbleverb us/ˈdrɪb·əl/ dribble verb (MOVE SLOWLY) [ I ] to move or happen slowly in small amounts or a few at a time: Customers dribbled in and out all day. [ I ] When a liquid dribbles, it escapes slowly in small drops: Juice dribbled down the baby’s chin. dribble verb (MOVE BALL) [ I/T ] in basketball, to move a ball by using your hand to bounce it against the ground, or in soccer by kicking it repeatedly dribblenoun [ C ] us/ˈdrɪb·əl/ dribble noun [ C ] (SMALL FLOW) a small flow, esp. of liquid: Water leaked from the tank in dribbles. dribble noun [ C ] (MOVING A BALL) in basketball or soccer, the act of moving a ball by bouncing or kicking it: He took one dribble and then passed the ball.
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dribbleverb [ I or T ]

dribble verb [ I or T ] (FLOW SLOWLY)

dribble verb [ I or T ] (FROM MOUTH)

dribble verb [ I or T ] (MOVE BALL)

dribblenoun

dribble noun (FROM MOUTH)

dribble noun (SLOW FLOW)

dribble noun (MOVE BALL)

dribbleverb

dribble verb (MOVE SLOWLY)

dribble verb (MOVE BALL)

dribblenoun [ C ]

dribble noun [ C ] (SMALL FLOW)

dribble noun [ C ] (MOVING A BALL)