drizzle

• Sustantivo que designa una lluvia ligera y fina, con gotas muy pequeñas, casi como una neblina húmeda.

A noun referring to light, fine rain falling in very small drops.

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1. Light rainA2formal

   Very light, fine rain falling in small drops.

   Llovizna

   • The forecast calls for drizzle in the morning.
   • We walked through the gentle drizzle without umbrellas.
   • A light drizzle began to fall as we left the house.

   Sinónimosmistmizzlesprinkle

   Antónimosdelugedownpourtorrent

2. B1informalculinary

   A small amount of liquid, such as oil or sauce, poured in a thin stream over food.

   Hilo fino de líquido

   • Add a drizzle of olive oil to the salad.
   • The cake was topped with a chocolate drizzle.
   • A drizzle of balsamic vinegar enhances the flavor.

   Sinónimosdribblestreamtrickle

• Verbo que describe la lluvia muy fina o ligera que cae en gotas pequeñas, o el acto de verter un líquido en un hilo muy fino sobre la comida.

A verb used to describe light rain falling in very fine drops, or to pour a thin stream of a liquid over food.

1. Light rainA2formal

   To rain in very small, fine drops.

   lloviznar

   • It started to drizzle as we left the house.
   • The sky was grey and it drizzled all morning.
   • We walked home as it drizzled lightly.

   Sinónimosmizzlespitsprinkle

   Antónimosbucketdownpourpeltpourtorrent

2. Pour liquid slowlyB1formal

   To pour a thin stream of liquid over food.

   Rociar con un hilo fino

   • She drizzled olive oil over the salad.
   • He drizzled chocolate sauce on the ice cream.
   • The chef drizzled honey over the pancakes.

   Sinónimosdribblesprinkletrickle