[I,T] to let liquid fall in drops

滴（水），漏（水）:

The tap's dripping .

水龙头在滴水。

Her boots were muddy and her hair was dripping .

她的靴子沾满了泥，头发在滴水。

John came in, his arm dripping blood.

约翰进来了，他的手臂在滴血。

The hand that held the gun was dripping with sweat.

拿枪的手汗水直往下滴。

[I] to fall in drops

滴下; 沥下:

The rain dripped down his neck.

雨水从他的脖子上滴下去。

Water was dripping through the ceiling.

水正透过天花板往下滴。

be dripping with sth, to contain or be covered in a lot of something

满是某物; 充满（充溢）某物:

All the princes were dripping with gems.

所有的公主都是满身珠宝。

His tone was now dripping with sarcasm .

他的语调现在充满了嘲讽。

[C] one of the drops of liquid that fall from something

液滴:

I put some plastic buckets on the floor to catch the drips.

我把几个塑料桶放在地板上接滴下来的水。

[sing., U] the sound or action of a liquid falling in drops

滴水声; 滴落:

The silence was broken only by a regular drip, drip, drip.

唯有嘀嗒嘀嗒的滴水声打破这宁静。

[C] a piece of equipment used in hospitals for putting liquids directly into your blood

滴注器;

At the hospital they put me on a drip.

在医院，他们给我输液。

[C] [informal] someone who is boring and weak

怯懦无趣的人，平庸乏味者