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verb ˈpɒp(ə)lˈpäpəl [no object](of water) flow in a tumbling or rippling way. （水）汹涌；荡漾 we could hear the sound of the water poppling, splashing, trickling Synonyms form ripples, form ripples on, flow in wavelets, undulate, lap, purl, babble
noun ˈpɒp(ə)lˈpäpəl A rolling or rippling of water. （水的）汹涌；荡漾 the short, confused popple that exists outside the entrance to the marina
OriginLate Middle English: probably from Middle Dutch popelen 'to murmur', of imitative origin. noun ˈpɒp(ə)lˈpäpəl dialect A poplar tree. Example sentencesExamples - ‘The most important lesson I learned growing up was the value of hard work and perseverance,’ says Jeremy, who remembers peeling popple by hand when he was 8 and earning 10 cents for each white pine tree he pruned when he was ten.
OriginLate Middle English: apparently from Latin populus ‘poplar’. verbˈpäpəl [no object]archaic (of water) flow in a tumbling or rippling way. （水）汹涌；荡漾 we could hear the sound of the water poppling, splashing, trickling Synonyms form ripples, form ripples on, flow in wavelets, undulate, lap, purl, babble
nounˈpäpəl archaic A rolling or rippling of water. （水的）汹涌；荡漾 the short, confused popple that exists outside the entrance to the marina
OriginLate Middle English: probably from Middle Dutch popelen ‘to murmur’, of imitative origin. nounˈpäpəl dialect A poplar tree. Example sentencesExamples - ‘The most important lesson I learned growing up was the value of hard work and perseverance,’ says Jeremy, who remembers peeling popple by hand when he was 8 and earning 10 cents for each white pine tree he pruned when he was ten.
OriginLate Middle English: apparently from Latin populus ‘poplar’. |