Cool MateMeaning of Dangle
To hang or swing loosely, often suspended from something.
In simple words: To hang or swing loosely.
Dangle in a sentence
- The keys dangle from the hook by the door.
- She loves to dangle her feet over the edge of the dock.
- The light bulbs dangle from the ceiling in the hallway.
- The bracelet dangles from her wrist as she moves.
- He watched the toy dangle from the string tied to the ceiling fan.
How to use Dangle
Used when describing something hanging down. Avoid in very formal contexts.
Grammar pattern
dangle + object
Memory hint
Imagine a dangling carrot enticing a rabbit.
Related words
Collocations with Dangle
- dangle from
- dangle down
- dangle in the air
- dangle over
- dangle a carrot
Common mistakes with Dangle
- Confused with 'jangle', which means to make a harsh sound.
- Using it without an object when it usually requires one.
- Misplacing the accent when pronouncing.
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Frequently asked questions about Dangle
What does Dangle mean?
To hang or swing loosely.
What is the definition of Dangle?
To hang or swing loosely, often suspended from something.
How do you use Dangle in a sentence?
The keys dangle from the hook by the door.
Can you give another example of Dangle?
She loves to dangle her feet over the edge of the dock.
What are synonyms for Dangle?
Common alternatives include hang, sway, suspend, dollop, loose.
What is the opposite of Dangle?
Opposite meanings include firm, secure.
What words go with Dangle?
It commonly pairs with dangle from, dangle down, dangle in the air, dangle over, dangle a carrot.
What are common mistakes when using Dangle?
Confused with 'jangle', which means to make a harsh sound. Using it without an object when it usually requires one. Misplacing the accent when pronouncing.
How do you pronounce Dangle?
US: //ˈdæŋɡl//, UK: //ˈdæŋɡl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Dangle?
Used when describing something hanging down. Avoid in very formal contexts.