dabbled in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

dabbled in the PONS Dictionary

dabbled Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to dabble in sth
interesarse superficialmente por algo
to dabble sth (in sth)
mojar algo (en algo)
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Miles began to dabble in politics as an observer at first.
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He also admitted to having dabbled with ecstasy in the past.
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One day, he suddenly falls into a strange coma-like trance, due to his dabbling in drugs to cure a prolonged and serious insomnia.
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It feeds by dabbling and upending, like its relatives.
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His business long gone, he survived by creating stage sets and costumes for the theatre, something he had dabbled in during the 1930s.
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Longing for a grandchild, she occasionally dabbles in matchmaking when she becomes aware of an eligible female.
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He dabbled in politics and was even elected to state legislature at one time.
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These studies leave less time for dabbling in nationalism and the dropout rate is higher.
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He also dabbles in other sports like golf whenever he has the time.
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He even read for some screen tests while dabbling in acting.
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