spritzing

UK
/ˈsprɪtsɪŋ/
US
/ˈsprɪtsɪŋ/
spritzverb

spritzing

ing-form

spritzed
Past Simple
spritzed
Past Participle
spritzing
ing-form
UK
/sprɪts/
US
/sprɪts/
Translations
vaporiserEmploi courant pour projeter un liquide en fine brume.
She spritzed some water onto the plants to keep them hydrated.
Elle a vaporisé un peu d’eau sur les plantes pour les garder hydratées.
Additional translations
pulvériserTerme plus technique ou neutre selon le contexte.
Definitions
To spray a liquid in small amounts or fine mist.
She spritzed some water onto the plants to keep them hydrated.
spritznoun
Definitions
A quick, light spray of liquid, typically from a spray bottle.
She gave the plants a spritz of water to keep them hydrated.
A type of cocktail made with prosecco, a bitter liqueur, and soda water, often served as an aperitif.
He ordered an Aperol spritz to enjoy on the sunny patio.
A small, buttery cookie made by pressing dough through a cookie press, often eaten around Christmas.
My aunt always bakes spritz for the holidays.
spritzadjective
Definitions
Used attributively before a noun to denote something designed for or characterized by spraying a fine mist of liquid.
She grabbed the spritz bottle to mist the houseplants.