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slosh

UK
/slɒʃ/
US
/slɑʃ/

Translations

sloshnoun
sloshes
pl
UK
/slɒʃ/
US
/slɑʃ/
ballottementemploi technique, notamment en physique et en ingénierie
The engineers ran simulations to predict fuel slosh during the launch sequence.
Les ingénieurs ont effectué des simulations pour prévoir le ballottement du carburant pendant la séquence de lancement.
The slosh of water in the bucket was loud as he carried it across the room.
Le clapotis de l'eau dans le seau était bruyant lorsqu'il l'a porté à travers la pièce.
Additional translations
fondpour la petite quantité de liquide restante
Synonyms
splashing
sloshing
liquid movement
splash
sloshverb
sloshed
Past Simple
sloshed
Past Participle
sloshing
Gerund
UK
/slɒʃ/
US
/slɑʃ/
The children sloshed through the puddles after the rainstorm.
Les enfants barbotaient dans les flaques après l'orage.
She accidentally sloshed coffee onto the table as she hurried to answer the phone.
Elle a accidentellement éclaboussé du café sur la table en se précipitant pour répondre au téléphone.
Synonyms
spill
sloshed
swash
splash around
splash
sloshadjective
UK
/slɒʃ/
US
/slɑːʃ/
Used mainly attributively in technical contexts (e.g., "slosh dynamics"), functioning as an adjective.
de ballottementemploi technique, surtout en physique et en ingénierie
The engineers studied slosh forces acting on the spacecraft's fuel tanks.
Les ingénieurs ont étudié les forces de ballottement agissant sur les réservoirs de carburant du vaisseau spatial.

Definitions

sloshnoun
A splashing sound or movement, typically of liquid.
The slosh of water in the bucket was loud as he carried it across the room.
A quantity of liquid that is sloshing.
There was a slosh of coffee left in the bottom of the cup.
The oscillatory movement of liquid within a partially filled container, especially studied in physics or engineering contexts.
The engineers ran simulations to predict fuel slosh during the launch sequence.
sloshverb
To move or splash around in a liquid, typically making a splashing sound.
The children sloshed through the puddles after the rainstorm.
To spill or splash liquid over the edge of a container.
She accidentally sloshed coffee onto the table as she hurried to answer the phone.
To move clumsily or with difficulty, especially through mud or water.
He sloshed through the muddy field to reach the other side.
sloshadjective
Relating to or caused by the oscillatory movement of a liquid inside a container.
The engineers studied slosh forces acting on the spacecraft's fuel tanks.
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