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spitting

/ˈspɪtɪŋ/

spitting back

spitting on

spitting out

spitting up

Переводы

spittingсуществительное

spittings

множ.

crachatAction de cracher.

Public spitting can spread disease.

Le crachat en public peut propager des maladies.

Дополнительные переводы

crachatSalive crachée ou rejetée hors de la bouche.

Синонимы

spittingгерундий или причастие настоящего времени

/ˈspɪtɪŋ/

cracheurSe dit surtout d’un animal qui projette de la salive ou un liquide.

The spitting cobra raised its hood.

Le cobra cracheur a relevé sa coiffe.

Дополнительные переводы

furieuxSurtout dans l’expression « spitting mad ». Style familier.

Синонимы

identically resembling

spitглагол

spitting

Герундий

spat

Прошедшее простое время

spat

Причастие прошедшего времени

spitting

Герундий

/spɪt/

(homonyms – expel: spat/spat (UK) / spit/spit (US); skewer: spitted, spitted)

cracher

He spat on the ground.

Il a craché par terre.

crépiteren parlant du feu

The logs in the fireplace began to spit as the fire grew stronger.

Les bûches dans la cheminée se sont mises à crépiter à mesure que le feu gagnait en intensité.

éjecterpour une machine ou un appareil

The printer suddenly spat out a series of error messages.

L'imprimante a soudain éjecté une série de messages d'erreur.

bruinerà propos d'une pluie fine

It's only spitting; we don't need umbrellas.

Il ne fait que bruiner ; nous n'avons pas besoin de parapluies.

Дополнительные переводы

cracherfiguré, pour des paroles ou des insultes

grésilleren parlant d'aliments à la cuisson

Синонимы

Определения

spittingсуществительное

The act of ejecting saliva (or another substance) forcefully from the mouth.

Public spitting can spread disease.

Saliva that has been spat out.

He wiped the spitting from the pavement.

spittingгерундий или причастие настоящего времени

Emitting or capable of emitting saliva or another substance in a jet.

The spitting cobra raised its hood.

Very angry; furious (chiefly in the phrase "spitting mad").

She was spitting mad when she heard the news.

spitглагол

To eject saliva or other substances from the mouth.

He had to spit out the bitter medicine after tasting it.

To utter (words, insults, etc.) forcefully and with anger or contempt, as if spitting.

She spat a string of insults at him.

To make a hissing or crackling sound, as in the case of something being fried or a fire burning.

The logs in the fireplace began to spit as the fire grew stronger.

To eject something forcibly from a machine or device.

The printer suddenly spat out a series of error messages.

Of rain: to fall lightly or in fine drops.

It's only spitting; we don't need umbrellas.

To pierce with or as if with a spit; skewer for cooking.

The chef spitted the pig before roasting it.