n.涓涓细流，涓流，细流，稀稀疏疏缓慢来往的东西
v.(使)滴，淌，小股流淌，(使)慢慢走，缓慢移动

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Tears trickle down his cheek.
眼泪沿着他的脸颊淌了下来。
Blood trickled out of the corner of her mouth.
血从她的嘴角滴了下来。
Eric removed a trickle of sweat from the cornor of his neattemple.
埃里克伸手到整齐的鬓角边上，抹去了挂在那里的一滴汗水。
A trickle of water ran down the rock face.
一小股水流沿着岩石表面流下。
Despite the heavy rain, only a trickle of water entered the cave.
尽管大雨倾盆，只有少量水滴滴入洞穴中。
Information about the incident came out in a trickle at first, but soon the details were everywhere.
关于该事件的信息起初只是零星流出，但很快细节就到处都是了。
A trickle of sweat ran down her forehead as she waited nervously for the results.
她紧张地等待结果时，一滴汗水顺着额头流下。
The trickle-down effect of economic policies can sometimes take years to be noticeable.
经济政策的涓滴效应有时需要数年才能显现出来。
As the sun rose, a trickle of tourists started to arrive at the monument.
随着太阳升起，游客开始陆陆续续来到纪念碑前。
A trickle of blood from a cut on his hand caught his attention.
他手上的一个小伤口流出的细流血引起了他的注意。
The government's aid arrived in a trickle, hardly enough to make a difference in the devastated area.
政府的援助缓慢而少量地到达，对受灾地区几乎没有产生什么影响。
After hours of silence, there was finally a trickle of communication from the other side.
经过数小时的沉默后，终于有了对方的一点沟通迹象。
A trickle of smoke escaped from the chimney, indicating that someone was home.
烟囱里冒出一丝烟雾，表明有人在家。