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plash

UK
/plæʃ/
US
/plæʃ/

Translations

plashnoun
plashes
pl
UK
/plæʃ/
US
/plæʃ/
After the rain, there was a plash in the middle of the road.
Après la pluie, il y avait une flaque au milieu de la route.
The plash of the oars was the only sound in the quiet lake.
Le clapotis des rames était le seul bruit sur le lac silencieux.
Additional translations
plessisTerme rare, surtout régional ou historique.
Synonyms
puddle
splash
spatter
spray
plashverb
plashed
Past Simple
plashed
Past Participle
plashing
Gerund
UK
/plæʃ/
US
/plæʃ/
The fountain plashed softly in the courtyard.
La fontaine clapotait doucement dans la cour.
The children plashed in the puddles after the rain.
Les enfants éclaboussaient dans les flaques après la pluie.
Additional translations
plessiserTerme rare, surtout technique ou historique, pour une haie.
Synonyms
drip
slosh
sprinkle
spatter
splash

Definitions

plashnoun
A small pool or puddle of water.
After the rain, there was a plash in the middle of the road.
A splashing sound or the act of splashing.
The plash of the oars was the only sound in the quiet lake.
A hedge or barrier formed by interweaving and bending living branches (especially of hawthorn); a pleach.
The old plash along the lane kept the cattle from straying into the fields.
plashverb
To splash or cause a liquid to splash.
The children plashed in the puddles after the rain.
To make a gentle splashing sound.
The fountain plashed softly in the courtyard.
(transitive) To interweave and bend living branches to form a hedge; to pleach.
Each winter they plash the hedgerows to keep them thick and stock-proof.
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