dripping

UK
/ˈdrɪpɪŋ/
US
/ˈdrɪpɪŋ/
drippingnoun
drippings
pl
Translations
sucs de cuisson
She collected the dripping from the roast to make a rich gravy.
Elle a recueilli les sucs de cuisson du rôti pour préparer une sauce riche.
The constant dripping from the leaky faucet was driving him crazy.
L'égouttement constant du robinet qui fuyait le rendait fou.
Additional translations
goutte-à-gouttePlus naturel pour l'écoulement lent et régulier d'un liquide.
Definitions
The fat and juices that drip from roasting meat.
She collected the dripping from the roast to make a rich gravy.
A continuous drop or trickle of liquid.
The constant dripping from the leaky faucet was driving him crazy.
The act, sound, or instance of liquid falling in drops.
The dripping of rainwater from the gutter kept her awake long into the night.
drippingadjective
more dripping
Comp.
most dripping
Super.
UK
/ˈdrɪpɪŋ/
US
/ˈdrɪpɪŋ/
Translations
After the sudden downpour, her clothes were dripping and clung to her skin.
Après l'averse soudaine, ses vêtements étaient dégoulinants et collaient à sa peau.
Additional translations
débordantSens figuré, avec une idée d'abondance ostentatoire.
trempéSurtout pour un vêtement ou une personne complètement mouillé.
Definitions
Extremely wet or soaked with liquid.
After the sudden downpour, her clothes were dripping and clung to her skin.
Characterized by a continuous flow or trickle of liquid.
The dripping faucet was a constant annoyance in the otherwise quiet house.
Exuding or displaying a particular quality in abundance.
The room was dripping with luxury, from the velvet curtains to the gold-plated fixtures.
dripverb

dripping

Gerund

dripped
Past Simple
dripped
Past Participle
dripping
Gerund
UK
/drɪp/
US
/drɪp/
Translations
Water began to drip from the leaky faucet.
De l’eau a commencé à goutter du robinet qui fuyait.
The candle dripped wax onto the table.
La bougie a dégouliné de la cire sur la table.
Additional translations
être sapéArgot, souvent avec « de » ou « en ».
déborderAu sens figuré.
Definitions
To fall or let fall in drops or small quantities.
Water began to drip from the leaky faucet.
To produce or exude drops of liquid.
The candle dripped wax onto the table.
To be so full as to overflow or to be very abundant.
The trees were dripping with ripe fruit.
To wear or display fashionable, often expensive clothing or accessories (slang, usually with "in").
He was dripping in gold chains and designer sneakers.
dripnoun
Definitions
A small drop of a liquid.
A drip of water fell from the leaky faucet.
A slow, steady fall of liquid drops.
The constant drip from the ceiling was annoying.
An intravenous infusion of liquid into the body.
The patient was put on a drip to receive fluids.
A boring or dull person.
He's such a drip; he never has anything interesting to say.
Fashionable style or expensive, eye-catching clothing (slang).
Her outfit was pure drip from head to toe.
The sound produced by a falling drop of liquid.
The steady drip on the tin roof kept me awake all night.
dripadjective
Definitions
Designed to dispense liquid in drops, or relating to a process that involves dripping.
The farm installed a drip irrigation system to conserve water.