oozing

UK
/ˈuːzɪŋ/
US
/ˈuzɪŋ/
oozingadjective
more oozing
Comp.
most oozing
Super.
UK
/ˈuːzɪŋ/
US
/ˈuzɪŋ/
Translations
The wound was oozing blood.
Рана сочилась кровью.
The cake was oozing with chocolate.
Торт истекал шоколадом.
The tree was oozing sap.
Дерево выделяло сок.
Definitions
Exuding or emitting a liquid slowly and steadily.
The oozing wound needed to be cleaned and bandaged immediately.
Displaying or expressing a particular quality or emotion strongly and openly.
His oozing confidence impressed everyone.
oozingnoun
oozings
pl
UK
/ˈuːzɪŋ/
US
/ˈuzɪŋ/
Gerund functioning as an uncountable/occasionally countable noun.
Definitions
The act or process of oozing; seepage.
The slow oozing of sap down the tree trunk attracted ants.
oozeverb

oozing

Gerund

oozed
Past Simple
oozed
Past Participle
oozing
Gerund
UK
/uːz/
US
/uz/
Translations
The wound began to ooze blood.
Рана начала сочиться кровью.
The pipe started to ooze water.
Труба начала истекать водой.
The tree oozes a sticky resin.
Дерево выделяет липкую смолу.
Additional translations
сочиться по капле
Definitions
To flow or leak out slowly, often through small openings.
The sap began to ooze from the cut in the tree.
To give off or exude a particular quality or feeling.
She seemed to ooze confidence as she walked into the room.
oozenoun
Definitions
A soft, wet, and slimy substance, typically mud or slime, that slowly flows or seeps.
The ooze at the bottom of the pond made it difficult to walk through.
A slow, steady flow or leak of liquid.
There was an ooze of oil from the engine, indicating a possible leak.
A deposit of fine, soft, and often organic material found at the bottom of a body of water.
The ocean floor was covered in a thick layer of ooze, rich in nutrients.
oozeadjective
Definitions
Consisting of, made of, or relating to ooze.
The core sample contained thick ooze clay and other ooze sediments.