drip

1. V-T/V-I When liquid drips somewhere, or you drip it somewhere, it falls in individual small drops. 使滴下; 滴下

Blood dripped from the corner of his mouth. 血從他嘴角滴下來(lái)。

Amid the trees the sea mist was dripping and moisture formed on Tom's glasses. 樹(shù)林中海霧正滴著，水氣矇上了湯姆的眼鏡片。

2. V-I When something drips, drops of liquid fall from it. 滴下

A tap in the kitchen was dripping. 廚房的水龍頭在滴水。

Lou was dripping with perspiration. 盧汗流浹背。

3. V-I If you say that something is dripping with a particular thing, you mean that it contains a lot of that thing. 充滿; 佈滿[文學(xué)性] [usu cont]

They were dazed by window displays dripping with diamonds and furs. 他們被佈滿鑽石和毛皮的櫥窗展示弄得眼花繚亂。

4. N-COUNT A drip is a small individual drop of a liquid. 滴

Drips of water rolled down the trousers of his uniform. 水珠從他的制服褲子上滾下來(lái)。

5. N-COUNT A drip is a piece of medical equipment by which a liquid is slowly passed through a tube into a patient's blood. 滴注器

He was put on intravenous drip to treat his dehydration. 他打點(diǎn)滴來(lái)治療脫水。