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drool

/druːl/

Traduction: Substantif désignant la salive qui s'écoule de la bouche, ou, au sens figuré, un discours ou un écrit prétentieux ou stupide., Verbe décrivant l'écoulement de salive hors de la bouche, souvent involontairement, ou exprimant un enthousiasme ou une admiration excessifs pour quelque chose.

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noun

/druːl/B1formal
  • frSubstantif désignant la salive qui s'écoule de la bouche, ou, au sens figuré, un discours ou un écrit prétentieux ou stupide.

A noun referring to saliva that flows from the mouth, or figuratively, to pretentious or silly talk or writing.

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  1. Pretentious or silly talk or writingB2informal

    Speech or writing that is overly sentimental, foolish, or lacking in substance.

    frBavardage prétentieux ou niais

    • The movie was full of sentimental drool.
    • His speech was just a bunch of romantic drool.
    • Don't believe the drool they write in those gossip magazines.

    Synonymesbaloneybilgeblatherbunkbunkumclaptrapdrivelgarbagegibberishhogwashhumbugmalarkeynonsensepoppycockrubbishtommyrottrashtripetwaddle

  2. Saliva spilling from the mouthA2informal

    Saliva that flows out of the mouth, often when sleeping or in anticipation of food.

    frSalive qui s'écoule de la bouche

    • There was a little drool on his pillow when he woke up.
    • The baby had drool running down his chin.
    • The dog left a puddle of drool on the floor.

    Synonymesdribblesalivaslaverslobberspittle

Formes
  • drools plural form
  • drools' possessive plural form
  • drool's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/druːl/B2formal
  • frVerbe décrivant l'écoulement de salive hors de la bouche, souvent involontairement, ou exprimant un enthousiasme ou une admiration excessifs pour quelque chose.

A verb used to describe the act of saliva flowing from the mouth, often involuntarily, or to express excessive enthusiasm or admiration for something.

  1. SalivateB1informal

    To let saliva flow from the mouth, often as a reflex or due to excitement, hunger, or sleep.

    frbaver

    • The baby started to drool when she saw the bottle.
    • He was drooling in his sleep after a long day.
    • The dog drooled all over the floor when it smelled the steak.

    Synonymesdribbledrivelsalivateslaverslobber

  2. Show excessive desire or admirationB2informal

    To show strong desire, envy, or admiration for something or someone, often in an exaggerated way.

    frbaver d'envie/admiration

    • He was drooling over the new sports car in the showroom.
    • Fans drooled over the celebrity's latest Instagram post.
    • She drooled at the thought of winning the lottery.

    Synonymescovetfawngushlustoglesalivate

    Antonymesdisdainscorn

Formes
  • drooled past participle
  • drooled past simple
  • drooling present participle
  • drools third person singular

Variantes phrasaldrool over

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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