Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Drizzle"

A: She put some dressing (dressing is sauce) on top, and there you have it means like 'its done'

A: It's like a soft rain or to trickle a thing stream (of liquid) onto something.
"It's not raining heavily anymore, it is now a light drizzle."
"I drizzled some syrup onto my pancakes"
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A: llover (ligeramente)

A: A "drizzle" means a thin stream applied over a wide area so that you end up with a little sauce over the entire item.

A: It's raining lightly

A: 1) You drizzle chocolate syrup on your ice cream. 2) It’s drizzling outside. <- as in it’s raining.

A: From above it is continuous pour a drizzle and underfoot - snowdrifts of thawing snow.
We can make cell phones that project holograms, but a light drizzle shuts down a whole airport?
The window's open because it's so warm, and the little bit of drizzle - let's not call it rain - is keeping me cool.

A: "The rain came down in a drizzle."

"The sprinkler's output dropped to a drizzle."

A: This is a common word but only used when the weather matches. For instance if there is light rain outside you would say "It's drizzling" or "There is a slight drizzle outside."
drizzle usually means its light, slow rain

A: When you "pour" gravy, you hold the container in one place. The container doesn't move.

When you "drizzle" gravy, you are moving around the container while pouring it. Usually it is in a "zigzag" pattern.

This is a waffle with frosting "drizzled" over it.

A: Now that I'm thinking of it, drizzling usually is more rain than spitting. Still, drizzling sounds like it's lightly falling and spitting sounds more forceful even if it's less rain.

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drizzle

A: 2 implies that it stopped in the recent past. The ground is still wet

A: drizzling is when it’s about to rain. for example you may feel some drops of water or it’s not heavy.

when it’s raining, the rain is coming down harder than small drops that you need an umbrella or a jacket

A: It will probably just drizzle instead of rain.

A: @michaelhill059 Thank you very much! 😊

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A: I would say: I don't think it will rain. It may drizzle though.

A: Hello, I'm Zara, it's drizzling outside. I'm so hungry I could eat a horse. Due to the bad weather, I just stay at my hostel. After the rain stopped, I will go to the dining hall. During my wait, I may read a book. Reading is my favorite things/luxuries. I hope that one day I can read an English book by myself.
Good luck Zara on reading English books 😊

A: this is the best sentence that I can think "it's a shame that is drizzling this sunday"

A: I agree with Eileen. Drizzle is the lightest form of rain, pouring down is perhaps the strongest.

A: Also, 'It's starting to drizzle.'

You can just say 'I have to get the laundry inside.'