drooping in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for drooping in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.droop [Am drup, Brit druːp] VB intr

1. droop (sag, hang down):

droop flowers:

ponerse mustio

her head drooped onto my shoulder

dejó caer su cabeza sobre mi hombro

his shoulders drooped

se encorvó

her eyelids began to droop

se le empezaron a cerrar los ojos

2. droop (flag):

droop spirits/courage:

flaquear

droop spirits/courage:

decaer

droop person:

desfallecer

droop person:

decaer

I tend to droop in the very hot weather

me pongo mustio cuando hace mucho calor

3. droop <drooping, pres part >:

droop head

gacho

droop breasts

caído

droop flower

mustio

we sang songs to revive our drooping spirits

cantamos para levantarnos el ánimo or la moral

II.droop [Am drup, Brit druːp] VB trans

droop head/wing:

droop

dejar caer

droop

bajar

he drooped his shoulders

se encorvó

Translations for drooping in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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las plantas están fanés

the plants are drooping o wilting

se me caían los párpados

I was falling asleep o my eyelids were drooping

caído (caída) pechos

drooping

gacho (gacha)

drooping attr

esa falda te hace un pico

your skirt is drooping on one side

drooping in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for drooping in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.droop [dru:p] VB intr

1. droop (fall):

droop

colgar

2. droop flowers:

droop

marchitarse

3. droop:

droop person

desanimarse

droop mood, spirits

decaer

II.droop [dru:p] VB trans

droop

inclinar

Translations for drooping in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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caído (-a) (flojo)

drooping

gacho (-a)

drooping

languidecer (flores)

to droop

colgar (lengua del perro)

to droop

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

First-order branches are long, slender, spreading or slightly ascending; higher order branches are slender, drooping, the ultimate branches pendent.

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They are borne in long, drooping, sessile or pedunculate catkins produced from buds formed in the axils of the leaves of the previous year.

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Frank had long, blonde hair and a wide, drooping mustache.

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Brilliance such as this compensated for dullness in many early magnetic pickups having drooping midrange and treble response.

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Other symptoms associated with infection from this neurotoxin include double vision, blurred vision, drooping eyelids, slurred speech, difficulty swallowing, dry mouth, and muscle weakness.

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A graceful, drooping tree with narrow, lancet-like leaves, it gets its name from its red inflorescences which look just like bottle brushes.

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The emerging young leaves are red to yellowish pink and drooping.

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Often the feet are slightly apart, with the knees drooping together.

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Simultaneously, the lift was augmented by leading-edge slats drooping by 25 and inboard flaps extending to 30.

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Flowers occur in the upper leaf axils, drooping in bud and becoming erect as they bloom.

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