Vartosenos šablonas:
[liquid] dribbles (down/off/onto [something])
Coffee dribbled down the side of the mug and onto the table.
A kávé végigcsorgott a bögre oldalán, és az asztalra folyt.
After the run, sweat dribbled into his eyes.
Futás után az izzadság a szemébe csorgott.
Water was dribbling from a cracked pipe under the sink.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
Milk dribbled on my shirt.
Tej csöpögött az ingemre.
Water is dribbling from the tap.
Csöpög a víz a csapból.
Dažna klaida:
Don’t confuse with drizzle (light rain) or scribble (write quickly).
Reikšmė
flow in small drops
Kolokacijos
dribble down your chin
|dribble out of the bottle
|dribble onto the floor
|dribble with sweat
|milk dribbled
|water dribbled
|sauce dribbled
|blood dribbled
|tears dribbled
|drool dribbled
Sinonimai
trickle (Often suggests a small steady flow.)
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drip (Emphasizes separate drops rather than a thin stream.)
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drool (Specifically saliva from the mouth.)
Antonimai
pour (Implies a larger, continuous flow.)
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gush (Implies a sudden, forceful flow.)
Temos
daily_life
|body
|food_and_drink
Apibrėžimas
If liquid dribbles, it comes out in small drops.
To let a liquid fall or run in small drops or a thin, irregular stream.
Vartosenos šablonas:
dribble [the ball] (up/down [the court])
She dribbled the ball up the court and passed to the center.
Felvezette a labdát a pályán, majd a centerhez passzolt.
He can dribble with either hand without looking down.
Mindkét kezével tud labdát vezetni anélkül, hogy lenézne.
The coach told them to keep dribbling and protect the ball.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
I can dribble the ball.
Tudok labdát vezetni.
He dribbled up the court.
Felvezette a labdát a pályán.
Dažna klaida:
In basketball, dribble means bounce the ball; in soccer, dribble usually means run with the ball at your feet.
Reikšmė
bounce a ball while moving
Kolokacijos
dribble the ball
|dribble up the court
|dribble down the court
|dribble with your right hand
|dribble with your left hand
|dribble past a defender
|dribble between your legs
|dribble behind your back
|learn to dribble
|practice dribbling
Sinonimai
bounce (General verb; doesn’t always imply control and movement.)
Antonimai
carry (Not allowed in basketball while moving; opposite of bouncing.)
Apibrėžimas
In basketball, to keep control of the ball by bouncing it.
To control a ball, especially in basketball, by repeatedly bouncing it on the ground while moving.
Vartosenos šablonas:
dribble (past [someone]) (toward [place])
He dribbled past two defenders and shot from the edge of the box.
Két védőt is kicselezett, majd a tizenhatos széléről lőtt.
The winger likes to dribble down the left side.
A szélső szeret a bal szélen végigcselezni.
She dribbled toward goal but lost the ball under pressure.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
He dribbled past the defender.
Kicselezte a védőt.
She can dribble well.
Jól tud cselezni.
Dažna klaida:
In British English, football = soccer; the verb dribble is used for both sports but with different actions.
Reikšmė
run with ball at feet
Kolokacijos
dribble past a defender
|dribble down the wing
|dribble into the box
|dribble around a player
|dribble through the defense
|quick dribbling
|skillful dribbling
|dribble forward
|dribble toward goal
|dribble inside
Sinonimai
weave (Highlights moving in and out between players.)
Antonimai
clear (To kick the ball away rather than keep close control.)
Apibrėžimas
In soccer, to move with the ball while keeping control.
To move forward while keeping control of a ball with a series of short touches, especially in soccer/football.
Vartosenos šablonas:
a dribble of [liquid]
There was a dribble of blood on his lip.
Egy kis vércsík volt az ajkán.
She added just a dribble of olive oil.
Csak pár csepp olívaolajat adott hozzá.
Only a dribble of water came from the tap.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
Add a dribble of oil.
Adj hozzá pár csepp olajat.
I saw a dribble of water.
Láttam pár csepp vizet.
Dažna klaida:
Often uncountable in meaning; but commonly used as 'a dribble of' for a small amount.
Reikšmė
a small thin stream of liquid
Kolokacijos
a dribble of water
|a dribble of milk
|a dribble of sauce
|a dribble of blood
|a dribble of saliva
|just a dribble
Sinonimai
trickle (Often suggests a slightly steadier small flow.)
|
drip (Often suggests single drops rather than a thin stream.)
Antonimai
flood (A very large amount of liquid.)
Apibrėžimas
A small amount of liquid that comes out slowly.
A small amount of liquid that comes out in drops or a thin, irregular stream.
Vartosenos šablonas:
a dribble (past [someone])
He beat his marker with one quick dribble.
Egy gyors csellel lerázta az őrzőjét.
The crowd cheered after her dribble to the basket.
A közönség ujjongott, miután labdavezetéssel betört a kosárhoz.
That dribble past the last defender set up the goal.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
He made a dribble past the defender.
Egy csellel elment a védő mellett.
Dažna klaida:
Learners may overuse this noun; often English prefers 'dribbling' as the general skill.
Reikšmė
act of dribbling in sports
Kolokacijos
a quick dribble
|a clever dribble
|a strong dribble
|a dribble past a defender
|a dribble to the basket
|a dribble toward goal
Sinonimai
run (Broader; doesn’t necessarily include close ball control.)
Antonimai
pass (Moving the ball to a teammate instead of carrying it.)
Apibrėžimas
A time when someone dribbles the ball.
The act of controlling a ball by dribbling, especially in basketball or soccer.
Vartosenos šablonas:
[things] dribble in/through; dribble [something] (to/into [place])
After the announcement, complaints started to dribble in.
A bejelentés után apránként kezdtek érkezni a panaszok.
More details dribbled out over the next few days.
A következő néhány napban további részletek szivárogtak ki apránként.
As restrictions eased, tourists began to dribble back into the city.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
People dribbled in slowly.
Az emberek lassan szállingóztak be.
Details dribbled out later.
A részletek később apránként szivárogtak ki.
Dažna klaida:
This meaning often appears with particles (dribble in/out), but the core idea is 'slowly in small amounts'.
Reikšmė
arrive or be released slowly
Kolokacijos
information dribbled out
|customers dribbled in
|results dribbled through
|reports dribbled in
|funding dribbled in
|support dribbled away
|details dribbled out
|new hires dribbled in
Sinonimai
trickle (Very common for small amounts arriving gradually.)
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filter (Often implies gradual spread through a system or group.)
Antonimai
flood (To arrive in very large numbers or amounts at once.)
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pour in (To arrive rapidly and in large quantities.)
Temos
business
|news_and_media
|daily_life
Apibrėžimas
To come slowly, a little at a time.
To come, be provided, or be sent in small amounts over a period of time.
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Vartosenos šablonas:
dribble (on) (about [something])
He was dribbling on about conspiracy theories again.
Már megint összeesküvés-elméletekről hadovált.
Stop dribbling and tell me what actually happened.
Ne hadoválj, mondd el, mi történt valójában.
The article just dribbles vague claims without evidence.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
He dribbled on for hours.
Órákig csak hadovált.
Dažna klaida:
Don’t confuse with drivel (noun/verb), which is a close synonym; 'dribble' is more common in sports and liquid meanings.
Reikšmė
talk nonsense or weakly
Kolokacijos
dribble on
|dribble on about
|dribble nonsense
|dribble rubbish
|dribble something online
|dribble in an interview
Sinonimai
drivel (Stronger: emphasizes stupidity and worthlessness.)
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babble (Suggests rapid, confused, or childish talk.)
Antonimai
make sense (To speak clearly and logically.)
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be concise (To speak briefly and to the point.)
Temos
communication
|emotions
Apibrėžimas
To talk in a stupid or boring way.
To talk or write in a silly, foolish, or pointless way.