Picture a clear bag hanging on a stand above a hospital bed. A thin tube runs down from it into someone's arm, and the liquid does not pour — it falls one drop at a time, for hours. You can think of drip-feed as that picture: a supply that is real but deliberately slow, arriving in tiny amounts, with the speed decided by whoever hung the bag up.
可以想成病床旁邊吊著的那個點滴袋。液體沒有一次倒下去，而是一滴、一滴慢慢走進管子裡，一走就是好幾個小時。drip-feed 的幾個用法，就像都從這個畫面長出來：東西確實有在給，但給得又慢又少，而且速度掌握在掛袋子的那個人手上。
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