Translations for „dribble“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . dribble [ˈdrɪbl̩] VB intr

1. dribble (trickle):

dribble

ciec

dribble

ściekać

dribble pipe

przeciekać

2. dribble (flow in drops):

dribble

kapać

3. dribble (drool):

dribble

ślinić się

4. dribble (kick ball):

dribble

dryblować

II . dribble [ˈdrɪbl̩] VB trans

1. dribble (pour out):

to dribble sth into sth

wlewać [perf wlać] coś do czegoś cienką strugą [lub kropla po kropli]

2. dribble ball:

dribble

dryblować

III . dribble [ˈdrɪbl̩] N

1. dribble no pl (saliva):

dribble

ślina f

2. dribble (stream):

dribble

strużka f

3. dribble SPORTS:

dribble

drybling m

Usage examples with dribble

to dribble sth into sth

wlewać [perf wlać] coś do czegoś cienką strugą [lub kropla po kropli]

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He is renowned for his speed and dribbling abilities.

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However, he possesses more flair than the typical target man and frequently dribbles and runs at defenders.

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After dribbling between three obstacles, the player must throw a pass into a first net that does not touch the ground.

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His goals ad invito, where he would invite the goalkeeper out before dribbling around him is yet another popular saying.

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Common symptoms include drooling or dribbling, mood changes, irritability or crankiness, and swollen gums.

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Once you set the trap, he/she has lost the option to dribble.

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The teammate changes pace and direction, and "cuts" (moves or dribbles quickly) very close to the screening player.

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He was the first player to make the reverse spin on the dribble a trademark move.

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He scored from free or penalty kicks, from solo dribble runs or from the passes of his co-players.

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He is known for his acceleration, dribbling, agility, creativity, versatility, technical ability and as an assist-maker.

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