Slobber Meaning in English

word

US

ˈsɫɑbɝ

SLAH-ber

UK

slˈɒbɐ

SLOB-uh

التعريف

To let saliva run out of the mouth, often in an uncontrolled or messy way. Usually describes animals like dogs, but sometimes people, especially babies.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Slobber' is informal, often used for dogs. It can be a mildly humorous or negative way to describe excess saliva. As a verb: 'The dog slobbered on my hand.' As a noun: 'There was slobber everywhere.' Not polite for people unless joking.

• Spanish: babeo - babear (verbo)
• Portuguese (BR): baba - babar (verbo)
• Portuguese (PT): baba - babar (verbo)
• Chinese (Simplified): 口水 - 流口水
• Chinese (Traditional): 口水 - 流口水
• Hindi: लार - लार गिराना
• Arabic: لعاب - يُسيل اللعاب
• Bengali: লালা ঝরানো - লালার ফোঁটা
• Russian: слюнявить - слюни
• Japanese: よだれを垂らす - よだれ
• Vietnamese: chảy nước dãi - nước dãi
• Korean: 침을 흘리다 - 침
• Turkish: salya akıtmak - salya
• Urdu: رال ٹپکانا - رال
• Indonesian: mengilerkan air liur - air liur

جمل نموذجية

The dog slobbers when it sees food.

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There is slobber on the floor.

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Babies often slobber when they are teething.

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Watch out, that big dog will slobber all over your shoes!

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After running, Max came back with slobber dripping from his mouth.

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Some dogs just can’t help but slobber when they’re excited.

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