dabbling in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

dabbling in the PONS Dictionary

dabbling 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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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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The freckled duck feeds by dabbling in shallow water, often by wading near the edge.
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Were we out of our depth, dabbling with things that were too outside the norm, too far across the pain barrier?
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After having children, she was a stay at home mom, at first dabbling in commercial writing and later devoting herself to authoring children's books.
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In fact quite a few big companies are already dabbling in gaming to try to inject a bit more oomph into their staff.
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He also started dabbling in business opportunities by running a private security firm from the watchhouse, with his wife as principal partner, and employing up to 70 people.
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It feeds by dabbling for plant food and adds small invertebrates to its diet during the nesting season.
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This is most likely due to his dabbling as a part-time bootlegger.
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There was a period where we were just dabbling but for the last few years we have had the wind back in our sails.
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He describes his father as an entrepreneur and a clothes horse, dabbling in summer resorts and fruits and vegetables.
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