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.
Most of them feel the need to spend that wealth, and the wealth trickles down.
I think that these small disparate trickles of protest might shortly well become a sweeping flood.
There is something structurally wrong with a system that pays so much subsidy, yet so little trickles through to the producer.
Money that trickles back to the industry in that way has to filter through a very clever piece of mechanism.
The young people are gradually trickling away from the district, seeking work elsewhere.
I have no doubt that some of that money trickles down to the poor.
Do not those practical examples illustrate how wealth has trickled up from the general economy to retired people?
I think it yet trickles like water in some areas.
