drip — to fall in drops, or to let liquid fall in drops
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to fall in drops, or to let liquid fall in drops
Pronunciation (IPA): /drɪp/
Korean meaning: 방울져 떨어지다, 물방울이 떨어뜨리다
Korean pronunciation: **드**립
Example Sentences
- The ice cream cone was dripping all over his new shirt.
- Her hair was still dripping wet when she answered the door.
- The professor's lecture was so boring, half the class thought he was a real drip.
drip
VERB//drɪp//
to fall in drops, or to let liquid fall in drops
Water drops drip steadily from the leaky kitchen faucet
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As water drops drip, the glass begins to slip from my grip!
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Origin
고대 영어 'dreopan'에서 유래되었으며, 물방울이 떨어지는 소리를 흉내낸 의성어에서 발전했습니다.
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“The ice cream cone was dripping all over his new shirt.”
“Her hair was still dripping wet when she answered the door.”
“The professor's lecture was so boring, half the class thought he was a real drip.”
“My neighbor's broken air conditioner has been dripping on my balcony for weeks.”
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