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drizzling

UK
/ˈdrɪz.əl.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈdrɪz.əl.ɪŋ/

Translations

drizzlingnoun
bruinePour une pluie légère en très fines gouttes.
The drizzling outside made the morning feel calm and serene.
La bruine dehors rendait la matinée calme et sereine.
Additional translations
goutte-à-gouttePour l'action de verser ou de répandre un liquide en très fin filet.
Synonyms
mizzle
shower
sprinkle
mist
light rain
drizzlingadjective
more drizzling
Comp.
most drizzling
Super.
UK
/ˈdrɪz.lɪŋ/
US
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bruineuxPour un temps marqué par une pluie fine et légère.
The drizzling weather made it a perfect day to stay indoors and read a book.
Le temps bruineux en a fait une journée parfaite pour rester à l'intérieur et lire un livre.
Synonyms
lightly raining
showery
sprinkling
misty
drizzleverb

drizzling

Gerund

drizzled
Past Simple
drizzled
Past Participle
drizzling
Gerund
UK
/ˈdrɪz.əl/
US
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bruinerSe dit d’une pluie très fine.
It started to drizzle just as we were leaving the house.
Il a commencé à bruiner juste au moment où nous quittions la maison.
napperEn parlant d’une sauce, d’une huile ou d’un liquide versé en mince filet sur un aliment.
She drizzled olive oil over the salad before serving it.
Elle a nappé la salade d’huile d’olive avant de la servir.
Synonyms
mist
drop
rain lightly
sprinkle
douse
drizzlegerund / present participle

drizzling

Describes weather characterized by light rain.
bruineuxPour un temps marqué par une bruine légère.
We walked home in the drizzling evening mist.
Nous sommes rentrés à pied dans la brume bruineuse du soir.
Synonyms
sprinkling
mizzling
spitting
misting
lightly raining
showery

Definitions

drizzlingnoun
A light rain falling in very fine drops.
The drizzling outside made the morning feel calm and serene.
The act or result of sprinkling or pouring a liquid in a fine stream.
A drizzling of honey finished the dessert.
drizzlingadjective
Characterized by light rain falling in fine drops.
The drizzling weather made it a perfect day to stay indoors and read a book.
drizzleverb
To rain lightly in very small drops.
It started to drizzle just as we were leaving the house.
To pour a liquid slowly over something, especially in a thin stream or in small drops.
She drizzled olive oil over the salad before serving it.
drizzlegerund / present participle
(of weather) Characterised by light rain falling in very fine drops.
We walked home in the drizzling evening mist.
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