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trickle
[ˈtrɪkəl]
sustantivo
1. hilo (m) reguero (m) (of blood, water) (thin stream); goteo (m) (drops); goteo (m) (sentido figurado) (of complaints, letters)
verbo transitivo
2. derramar un hilo de (liquid)
verbo intransitivo
3. (liquid)
  • water/blood trickled down -> corría un hilo de agua/sangre
  • to trickle in/out -> ir entrando/saliendo poco a poco (people)
  • news is beginning to trickle through -> la noticia está empezando a filtrarse

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trickle [tri-kel]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1. Gotear, correr a gotas, caer gota a gota; escurrir. (n)
  • He trickled water over the leaves -> dejó caer un hilito de agua sobre las hojas
sustantivo
2. Hilo.

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trickle [ˈtrɪkl]
noun
1 (gen) chorrito (m); [of blood] hilo (m)
2
a trickle of people un goteo de personas; we received a trickle of news nos llegaba alguna que otra noticia; what was a trickle is now a flood lo que era un goteo es ya un torrente
verb:intransitive
1 [+liquid] escurrir
blood trickled down his cheek la sangre le caía a gotas por la mejilla
2 (slowly) ir despacio; (gradually) poco a poco
people kept trickling in la gente seguía entrando poco a poco
verb:transitive
gotear
trickle water gently over the back of your baby's head
you're trickling blood estás sangrando un poco
modifier
trickle charger (n) (Electricity and Electronics) cargador (m) de batería

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Verb Conjugation for "trickle"

Imperative
  • trickle
  • you trickle
  • he/she trickles
  • we trickle
  • you trickle
  • they trickle
Preterite
  • I trickled
  • you trickled
  • he/she trickled
  • we trickled
  • you trickled
  • they trickled
Present Continuous
  • I am trickling
  • you are trickling
  • he/she is trickling
  • we are trickling
  • you are trickling
  • they are trickling
Present Perfect
  • I have trickled
  • you have trickled
  • he/she has trickled
  • we have trickled
  • you have trickled
  • they have trickled
Past Continuous
  • I was trickling
  • you were trickling
  • he/she was trickling
  • we were trickling
  • you were trickling
  • they were trickling
Past Perfect
  • I had trickled
  • you had trickled
  • he/she had trickled
  • we had trickled
  • you had trickled
  • they had trickled
Future
  • I will trickle
  • you will trickle
  • he/she will trickle
  • we will trickle
  • you will trickle
  • they will trickle
Future Perfect
  • I will have trickled
  • you will have trickled
  • he/she will have trickled
  • we will have trickled
  • you will have trickled
  • they will have trickled
Future Continuous
  • I will be trickling
  • you will be trickling
  • he/she will be trickling
  • we will be trickling
  • you will be trickling
  • they will be trickling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been trickling
  • you have been trickling
  • he/she has been trickling
  • we have been trickling
  • you have been trickling
  • they have been trickling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been trickling
  • you will have been trickling
  • he/she will have been trickling
  • we will have been trickling
  • you will have been trickling
  • they will have been trickling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been trickling
  • you had been trickling
  • he/she had been trickling
  • we had been trickling
  • you had been trickling
  • they had been trickling
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