Dewdrops Meaning in English
word · lemma: dewdrop
Definition
Small drops of water that form on cool surfaces, especially in the morning, when moisture in the air condenses.
Usage & Nuances
Most often used in poetry or nature writing; 'dewdrops' usually appears in the plural when describing several tiny drops. Not to be confused with raindrops, which fall from the sky. Common with words like 'sparkling,' 'fresh,' 'morning,' or 'grass.'
Spanish: gotas de rocíoPortuguese (BR): gotas de orvalhoPortuguese (PT): gotas de orvalhoChinese (Simplified): 露珠Chinese (Traditional): 露珠Hindi: ओस की बूँदेंArabic: قطرات الندىBengali: শিশিরবিন্দুRussian: капли росыJapanese: 露のしずくVietnamese: giọt sươngKorean: 이슬방울Turkish: çiy damlalarıUrdu: شبنم کے قطرےIndonesian: tetes embun
Example Sentences
Children love looking at dewdrops on leaves.
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After a cool night, the field sparkled with dewdrops.
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She noticed tiny dewdrops gathered along the spider web.
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If you look closely, you’ll see dewdrops clinging to the tips of the grass blades.
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Dewdrops cover the grass every morning.
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The sun made the dewdrops shine.
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