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Definition of drib - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
quantityDated UK small amount of somethingDated UK
- He added a drib of milk to his coffee.
2.
liquidDated tiny drop of liquidDated
- A drib of rain fell on my face.
Origin of drib
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Examples of drib in a sentence
There's just a drib of sugar left in the jar. A drib of coffee stained the tablecloth. She noticed a drib of water on the counter.
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- French:goutte, gouttelette, ...
- German:Tropfen, Tröpfchen, ...
- Italian:goccio, gocciolina, ...
- Spanish:chorrito, mínima cantidad, ...
- Portuguese:pingo, gotícula, ...
- Chinese:一点, 小滴, ...
- Japanese:少し, 滴, ...
- Arabic:نزر يسير, قَطْرَة صَغِيرَة, ...
- Hebrew:טִפָּה, טִפָּה, ...
- Russian:капля, капелька, ...
- Ukrainian:трохи, крапелька, ...
- Hindi:ड्रिब, छोटी बूंद, ...
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