splattering

UK
/ˈsplæt.ər.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈsplæt.ɚ.ɪŋ/

Translations

splatteringnoun
splatterings
pl
There was a splattering of mud on the car after driving through the puddles.
Il y avait une éclaboussure de boue sur la voiture après avoir traversé les flaques.
The splattering of paint on the canvas created a vibrant and chaotic artwork.
L’éclaboussement de peinture sur la toile a créé une œuvre vibrante et chaotique.
Additional translations
clapotisSurtout pour un bruit léger de liquide qui éclabousse.
splatteringgerund / present participle
UK
/ˈsplætərɪŋ/
US
/ˈsplæt̬ɚɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that is splashing or scattering liquid or particles.
The splattering rain hammered against the windshield.
La pluie éclaboussante martelait le pare-brise.
splatterverb

splattering

Gerund

splattered
Past Simple
splattered
Past Participle
splattering
Gerund
UK
/ˈsplæt.ə/
US
/ˈsplæt.ɚ/
Paint splattered across the walls when the balloon burst.
La peinture a éclaboussé les murs quand le ballon a éclaté.
Synonyms

Definitions

splatteringnoun
The act or process of splashing or scattering a liquid or other substance in small drops or particles.
The splattering of paint on the canvas created a vibrant and chaotic artwork.
A sound or noise made by something being splashed or scattered.
The splattering of rain on the roof was a soothing sound as I fell asleep.
A spot or mark made by a liquid or other substance that has been splashed or scattered.
There was a splattering of mud on the car after driving through the puddles.
splatteringgerund / present participle
Splashing or scattering liquid or small particles; characterized by splashes.
The splattering rain hammered against the windshield.
splatterverb
Of a liquid or semi-liquid substance, to be splashed or scattered in drops or small particles, typically creating a messy pattern.
Paint splattered across the walls when the balloon burst.