0 (of liquid) to move slowly in drops -- dryppe
raindrops trickling down the window regndråper som renner nedover vinduet
1 to move or appear somewhere in small numbers or amounts -- sive
humanitarian aid trickling into the affected areas humanitær hjelp som langsomt kommer inn i de berørte områdene
2 -- drypping [ masculine ]
3 to flow in small amounts -- piple, sive
Blood was trickling down her face.
The journal vividly portrays the sense of uncertainty that enveloped the city as news of a^airs around its perimeters trickled in.
Participants trickled in, eight all told.
Relatively little of such payments trickles down to the intended beneficiaries.
The greatest problem is that money for the schemes trickles out too slowly to cope with the scale of the problem.
If money is put into a community—whether it is given to a landowner or anyone else—that money trickles down.
In fact, the policy is trickling along in bottom gear.
No doubt when railway facilities exist people will start trickling down into it.
I think it yet trickles like water in some areas.
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液體, 少量, 三三兩兩,零星…
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液体, 少量, 三三两两,零星…
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gotear, chorrear, aparecer con cuentagotas…
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escorrer…
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(液体が)伝う, したたる…
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couler, dégouliner, arriver au compte-gouttes…
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degotar, regalimar…
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