Drizzled Meaning in English
word · lemma: drizzle
ˈdɹɪzəɫ
DRIZ-uhl
dɹˈɪzəld
driz-uhld
Definition
Poured lightly in a thin stream, especially a liquid over food, or describes light rain falling gently.
Usage & Nuances
Common in cooking ("drizzled with olive oil") or when describing soft, gentle rain. Past tense form of 'drizzle' as both verb for liquids and figuratively for weather. Often found in recipes or weather descriptions.
Spanish: rociado - lloviznóPortuguese (BR): reguei - chuviscouPortuguese (PT): reguei - chuviscouChinese (Simplified): 淋上 - 下毛毛雨Chinese (Traditional): 淋上 - 下毛毛雨Hindi: छिड़का - बूंदा-बांदी हुईArabic: رُشَّ - أمطرت رذاذًاBengali: ছিটানো - ঝিরঝিরে বৃষ্টি (আবহাওয়া)Russian: побрызганный (кулинария) - моросил (о дожде)Japanese: かけられた - しとしと降ったVietnamese: rưới - mưa phùnKorean: 뿌려진 - 이슬비가 내린Turkish: gezdirilmiş - çiselediUrdu: چھڑکا گیا - ہلکی بارش ہوئیIndonesian: dituang tipis - gerimis
Example Sentences
The cake was drizzled with chocolate sauce.
basic
Honey was drizzled over the pancakes.
basic
It drizzled all morning, so we stayed indoors.
basic
She drizzled olive oil over the salad for extra flavor.
natural
Chocolate sauce was artfully drizzled on top of the dessert.
natural
It barely drizzled, but the ground still got wet.
natural