dangleverb

dangled

Past Simple

dangled
Past Simple
dangled
Past Participle
dangling
Gerund
UK
/ˈdæŋ.ɡl/
US
/ˈdæŋ.ɡəl/
Translations
The keys dangle from the hook.
Ключи свисают с крючка.
The earrings dangle from her ears.
Серьги болтаются у неё в ушах.
The rope dangles from the tree branch.
Верёвка висит с ветки дерева.
Additional translations
свободно висеть
Definitions
To hang or swing loosely.
The keys dangled from the hook by the door.
To offer something as an incentive or temptation.
The company dangled a bonus in front of the employees to encourage them to meet their targets.
To cause something to hang or swing loosely by holding it from above.
She dangled her feet in the cool water.
danglenoun
Definitions
A hanging or suspended object, often swaying freely.
The dangle of the earrings caught the light beautifully.
(Ice hockey, informal) A quick, skilful stick-handling move used to evade an opponent; a deke.
The rookie’s flashy dangle brought the crowd to its feet.
dangleadjective
Definitions
Designed to dangle or hang; dangling.
She bought a pair of dangle earrings for the party.