dribbling

UK
/ˈdrɪb.lɪŋ/
US
/ˈdrɪb.lɪŋ/
dribblingnoun
dribblings
pl
Translations
His dribbling skills are impressive on the basketball court.
Его навыки дриблинга впечатляют на баскетбольной площадке.
The baby's dribbling is a normal part of teething.
Слюнотечение у ребенка - это нормальная часть прорезывания зубов.
Definitions
The act of moving a ball along by repeatedly tapping, bouncing, or kicking it, especially in sports like basketball or soccer.
His dribbling skills were unmatched, allowing him to weave through the defense effortlessly.
The act of letting saliva flow from the mouth unintentionally.
The baby's dribbling was a sign that she might be teething.
dribblinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈdrɪb.lɪŋ/
US
/ˈdrɪb.lɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that is leaking, oozing, or drooling.
Definitions
Leaking or flowing in small drops; drooling.
She handed him a towel to wipe his dribbling chin.
dribbleverb

dribbling

Gerund

dribbled
Past Simple
dribbled
Past Participle
dribbling
Gerund
UK
/ˈdrɪb.əl/
US
/ˈdrɪb.əl/
Translations
He can dribble the ball past any defender.
Он может вести мяч мимо любого защитника.
The water started to dribble from the faucet.
Вода начала капать из крана.
Additional translations
пускать слюниразг.
стекатьо жидкости
Definitions
To let saliva flow from the mouth in small drops.
The baby began to dribble as she teethed.
To move a ball along by bouncing it or giving it small kicks or taps.
He dribbled the basketball down the court with ease.
To flow or fall in drops or a thin stream.
Water dribbled from the leaky faucet.
dribblenoun
Definitions
A small stream or trickle of liquid.
There was a dribble of water coming from the leaky faucet.
In sports, the act of moving a ball by bouncing it or using quick, light touches.
The player made a quick dribble down the court before passing the ball.
Saliva that flows from the mouth, often unintentionally.
The baby had a dribble of drool on his chin.