dribble in Irish
dribble in Irish is druibleáil — dribble means in sports such as football or basketball, to move the ball forward by repeatedly bouncing or tapping it.
dribble in Irish
druibleáil
(countable, sports) The act of moving (with) a ball by kicking or bouncing it.
druibleáil
(basketball, soccer) In various ball games, to move (with) the ball, controlling its path by kicking or bouncing it repeatedly.
What does "dribble" mean?
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verb In sports such as football or basketball, to move the ball forward by repeatedly bouncing or tapping it.
"She dribbled past two defenders before shooting."
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verb To let saliva or liquid drip slowly from the mouth or from a container.
"The baby dribbled down his chin."
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noun A small trickle of liquid, or an act of dribbling a ball.
"There was just a dribble of milk left in the carton."
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dribble in a sentence
- She dribbled past two defenders before shooting.
- The baby dribbled down his chin.
- Water dribbled from the cracked pipe.
- There was just a dribble of milk left in the carton.
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What is "dribble" in Irish?
"dribble" in Irish is druibleáil. dribble means: In sports such as football or basketball, to move the ball forward by repeatedly bouncing or tapping it.
How do you use "dribble" in a sentence?
Example: "She dribbled past two defenders before shooting." In Irish, "dribble" is druibleáil.
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