1 a small quantity (of liquid) falling in drops -- nước chảy nhỏ giọt
3 an apparatus for passing a liquid slowly and continuously into a vein of the body -- ống truyền nhỏ giọt
a saline drip.
When it rains, there are puddles of water on the floor, sometimes buckets being placed under the drips.
The water drips gently when it is not raining, but they have to put out buckets when there is a heavy shower.
If a patient is sick enough to need a defibrillator, he also needs immediate access to an intensive care unit, drips, medication and so on.
The roof is wet and is continually dripping.
Instead, dripping from his tongue, came platitude after platitude.
He has also to persuade the working men to eat that balanced alternative breakfast rather than bread and dripping.
If we start down this route, 160,000 women will immediately be put on intravenous drips during labour.
We have imported 2,000 cases, equal to 36 tons, of tinned dripping during the last 12 months.
