drool

UK
/druːl/
US
/druːl/

Übersetzungen

droolsubstantiv
The baby had drool all over his chin.
У младенца вся подбородок был в слюне.
droolverb
drooled
Präteritum
drooled
Partizip Perfekt
drooling
Gerundium
UK
/druːl/
US
/druːl/
The dog began to drool at the sight of the steak.
У собаки начала течь слюна при виде стейка.
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drooladjektiv
UK
/druːl/
US
/druːl/
Used attributively before another noun to denote something designed to catch or relating to saliva.

Definitionen

droolsubstantiv
Saliva that flows from the mouth, often unintentionally.
The baby had drool on his chin after falling asleep.
Excessive admiration or desire, often expressed in a silly or exaggerated way.
The fans' drool over the celebrity was evident at the event.
droolverb
To let saliva flow from the mouth, often due to sleep or anticipation of food.
The baby began to drool as she fell asleep in her crib.
To show excessive interest or desire, often in an exaggerated or foolish manner.
He couldn't help but drool over the new sports car in the showroom.
drooladjektiv
Designed to catch or deal with saliva dripping from the mouth; relating to saliva that dribbles from the mouth.
She fastened a drool bib around the baby's neck before feeding him.