Definition
Definition of dangled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
movementhanging or swinging loosely
- The dangled rope swayed in the wind.
2.
suspensionsuspended in a way that it can move
- The keys were dangled from the hook.
Origin of dangled
Middle English, danglen (to hang loosely)
Examples of dangled in a sentence
A dangled thread hung from the edge of her dress. The ornament dangled from the Christmas tree. The rope dangled precariously from the edge.
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- French:suspendu, accroché, ...
- German:baumelnd, suspendiert, ...
- Italian:penzolante, appeso, ...
- Spanish:colgante, suspendido, ...
- Portuguese:pendurado, suspenso, ...
- Chinese:摇摆, 挂着, ...
- Japanese:ぶら下がった, 吊るされた, ...
- Arabic:مُعَلَّق, ...
- Hebrew:תָּלוּי, מֻשְׁעָה, ...
- Russian:свисающий, подвешенный, ...
- Ukrainian:звисаючий, підвішений, ...
- Hindi:लटकता हुआ, ...
Definition of dangle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
movementintr. hang loosely and swing freelyintr.
- The keys dangle from the hook.
2.
incentivetr. offer something as an incentivetr.
- He dangled the possibility of a promotion in front of her..
3.
sportstr./intr. TECH. US perform a move to get past a defendertr./intr. TECH. US
- He managed to dangle past the goalie.
4.
medicaltr. Rare position with legs hanging over the edgetr. Rare
- The nurse dangled the patient on the bed.
Noun
1.
adornmenthanging ornament or decoration
- The dangle on the necklace sparkled in the light.
2.
hockey movesTECH. US series of skillful stick tricks in sportsTECH. US
- His dangle left the defender confused.
3.
espionageTECH. US person pretending to defect for intelligence purposesTECH. US
- The spy acted as a dangle to gather information.
Images of dangle
hanging ornament or decoration
Expressions with dangle
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offer a reward to make someone do something
They dangle the carrot to get us to work harder.
offer a reward to encourage action
The manager dangled a carrot to motivate the team to meet the deadline.
Origin of dangle
Middle English, danglen (to hang loosely)
Examples of dangle in a sentence
Leaves dangle from the branches in the breeze. They dangled a bonus to motivate the team. The company dangled extra vacation days as an incentive. She tried to dangle around the defender. The player can dangle through the entire team. The therapist instructed him to dangle his legs off the table.
After surgery, patients are encouraged to dangle their legs to improve circulation. The earrings had a beautiful dangle that caught the eye. Each dangle on the bracelet was unique and colorful. The player's dangle was the highlight of the game. Fans cheered for his impressive dangle on the ice. The agency used a dangle to mislead the enemy. He was trained to be a dangle in the covert operation.
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- French:pendre, pendentif, ...
- German:baumeln, Anhänger, ...
- Italian:penzolare, ciondolo, ...
- Spanish:colgar, colgante, ...
- Portuguese:balançar, pendente, ...
- Chinese:悬挂, 垂饰, ...
- Japanese:ぶら下がる, 飾り, ...
- Arabic:تَدَلَّى, حِلْيَة مُتَدَلِّيَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְנַדְנֵד, תַלְיוֹן, ...
- Russian:болтаться, подвеска, ...
- Ukrainian:звисати, підвіска, ...
- Hindi:लटकते हुए झूलना, लटकन, ...
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