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I. trickle [ˈtrɪkl̩] VB intr
1. trickle:
trickle (flow)
ciec
trickle (in drops)
kapać
2. trickle (come):
trickle
napływać [perf napłynąć] [powoli]
the ball trickled into the hole
piłka wtoczyła się do dołka
our money began to trickle away
nasze pieniądze zaczęły się rozchodzić
II. trickle [ˈtrɪkl̩] N
trickle
strużka f
Present
Itrickle
youtrickle
he/she/ittrickles
wetrickle
youtrickle
theytrickle
Past
Itrickled
youtrickled
he/she/ittrickled
wetrickled
youtrickled
theytrickled
Present Perfect
Ihavetrickled
youhavetrickled
he/she/ithastrickled
wehavetrickled
youhavetrickled
theyhavetrickled
Past Perfect
Ihadtrickled
youhadtrickled
he/she/ithadtrickled
wehadtrickled
youhadtrickled
theyhadtrickled
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Various advances in filtration included trickle and hang-on filters, both allowing a more natural equilibrium in the aquarium environment.
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Over the next few years, settlers trickled in.
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The water trickling between the deep wells may be collected by a single row of well point at the toe.
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She had a thin trickle of blood running out of her mouth.
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Furthermore, a trickle but worrisome number of slaves began escaping.
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