Drools Meaning in English
word · lemma: drool
ˈdɹuɫ
DROOL
dɹˈuːlz
DROOLZ
التعريف
To let saliva come out of your mouth, usually uncontrollably. It can also mean to show extreme desire for something in a figurative way.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Often used literally for babies or animals, and figuratively for people strongly wanting food or something desirable ('He drools over new cars'). Informal; rarely used in formal writing. Common mistake: don't use 'drools' for normal eating or drinking.
Spanish: babeaPortuguese (BR): babaPortuguese (PT): babaChinese (Simplified): 流口水Chinese (Traditional): 流口水Hindi: थूक टपकाता हैArabic: يسيل لعابهBengali: লালা ঝরায় - আকাঙ্ক্ষিতভাবে তাকায়Russian: слюнявит - пускает слюниJapanese: よだれをたらす - 欲しがるように見るVietnamese: chảy nước dãi - thèm thuồngKorean: 침을 흘리다 - 군침을 흘리다Turkish: salya akıtmak - çok istemekUrdu: رال ٹپکاتا ہے - شدت سے چاہناIndonesian: ngiler - sangat menginginkan
جمل نموذجية
The baby drools whenever he sees his bottle.
basic
My dog drools over his food dish.
basic
He always drools when he sleeps.
basic
She drools over chocolate cake every time she sees it.
natural
Everyone drools over the new phone that just came out.
natural
If you leave pizza on the table, my brother drools just thinking about it.
natural