slopping

UK
/ˈslɒp.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈslɑː.pɪŋ/
sloppinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈslɒp.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈslɑː.pɪŋ/
Present participle used attributively to describe spilling or splashing
Traduzioni
débordantSe dit d’un liquide ou d’un récipient dont le contenu se renverse ou déborde de façon maladroite.
She hurried across the kitchen with a slopping bowl of soup.
Elle traversa la cuisine en hâte avec un bol de soupe débordant.
Definizioni
Spilling, splashing, or overflowing in a careless or uncontrolled manner.
She hurried across the kitchen with a slopping bowl of soup.
sloppingnoun
UK
/ˈslɒpɪŋ/
US
/ˈslɑːpɪŋ/
Gerund/uncountable noun meaning the act of spilling or splashing liquid
Traduzioni
éclaboussementAu sens de liquide qui se répand ou éclabousse de manière incontrôlée.
Frequent slopping of water had soaked the workshop floor.
Des éclaboussements fréquents d’eau avaient détrempé le sol de l’atelier.
Definizioni
The act or process of spilling or splashing liquid.
Frequent slopping of water had soaked the workshop floor.
slopverb

slopping

Gerund

slopped
Past Simple
slopped
Past Participle
slopping
Gerund
UK
/slɒp/
US
/slɑp/
Traduzioni
traînerMarcher ou se déplacer de manière négligente ou paresseuse.
He slopped around the house in his pajamas all day.
Il a traîné dans la maison en pyjama toute la journée.
renverserPour un liquide qui déborde ou se répand hors d'un récipient.
She accidentally slopped coffee all over the table.
Elle a accidentellement renversé du café sur toute la table.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
nourrirAvec de la lavure ou des déchets alimentaires, surtout pour les porcs.
Definizioni
To spill or splash liquid over the edge of a container.
She accidentally slopped coffee all over the table.
To feed slop to animals, especially pigs.
Every morning, he would slop the pigs with leftover food.
To walk or move in a careless or lazy manner.
He slopped around the house in his pajamas all day.
slopnoun
Definizioni
A liquid or semi-liquid food, often of poor quality, given to animals, especially pigs.
The farmer poured the slop into the trough for the pigs to eat.
A spill or splash of liquid, often messy or dirty.
There was a slop of coffee on the table after the cup tipped over.
A loose, casual garment, especially trousers.
He wore a pair of old slops while working in the garden.
Liquid waste or sewage, particularly household wastewater.
The medieval streets were foul with slops thrown from upper windows.
slopadjective
Definizioni
Used attributively to describe a container or item intended for kitchen refuse or liquid waste.
She emptied the smelly slop bucket behind the shed.