dangle — to hang or swing loosely
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to hang or swing loosely
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈdæŋɡəl/
Korean meaning: 매달려 흔들리다, 늘어뜨리다
Korean pronunciation: **댕**글
Example Sentences
- My earphones always dangle annoyingly when I'm trying to look cool.
- The spider dangled right in front of my face during the video call.
- She dangled the possibility of extra credit to motivate her students.
dangle
VERB//ˈdæŋɡəl//
to hang or swing loosely
A rope dangles freely from the tree branch as children play
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The web begins to dangle, threads tangle at every angle!
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Origin
From Middle English 'danglen', likely of Scandinavian origin, related to Old Norse 'danga' meaning 'to strike' or 'bump'. The word has been used since the 15th century to describe the motion of something swinging or hanging loosely.
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“My earphones always dangle annoyingly when I'm trying to look cool.”
“The spider dangled right in front of my face during the video call.”
“She dangled the possibility of extra credit to motivate her students.”
“The cat's toy mouse dangled temptingly from the string.”
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