splosh

UK
/splɒʃ/
US
/splɑʃ/

Translations

sploshnoun
sploshes
pl
UK
/splɒʃ/
US
/splɑʃ/
ploufOnomatopée pour un bruit de chute ou d’impact dans un liquide.
The stone made a loud splosh as it hit the surface of the pond.
La pierre a fait un grand plouf en touchant la surface de l’étang.
gicléePour une petite quantité de liquide versée ou projetée rapidement.
Add a splosh of milk to the coffee.
Ajoutez une giclée de lait dans le café.
sploshverb
sploshed
Past Simple
sploshed
Past Participle
sploshing
Gerund
UK
/splɒʃ/
US
/splɑʃ/
barboterQuand on avance dans l’eau ou dans des flaques en faisant du bruit.
The children sploshed through the puddles on their way home from school.
Les enfants barbotaient dans les flaques en rentrant de l’école.
éclabousserQuand un liquide est projeté ou renversé de manière bruyante et désordonnée.
He accidentally sploshed the paint onto the floor while trying to open the can.
Il a accidentellement éclaboussé la peinture sur le sol en essayant d’ouvrir le pot.
Synonyms
sploshinterjection
UK
/splɒʃ/
US
/splɑʃ/
Onomatopoeic usage representing a splash sound.
ploufOnomatopée employée pour rendre le bruit d’un objet qui tombe dans un liquide.
"Splosh!" went the bucket as it hit the water.
"Plouf !" fit le seau en touchant l’eau.

Definitions

sploshnoun
A sound made by something striking or falling into liquid, typically water.
The stone made a loud splosh as it hit the surface of the pond.
A small quantity of liquid, especially one poured or thrown quickly.
Add a splosh of milk to the coffee.
sploshverb
To make a soft splashing sound by moving through water or another liquid.
The children sploshed through the puddles on their way home from school.
To cause a liquid to splash or spill in a noisy or messy way.
He accidentally sploshed the paint onto the floor while trying to open the can.
sploshinterjection
Used to represent the sound of something striking or falling into liquid.
"Splosh!" went the bucket as it hit the water.