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spurt

UK
/spɜːt/
US
/spɜrt/

Translations

spurtnoun
spurts
pl
UK
/spɜːt/
US
/spɜrt/
pousséeDésigne une augmentation soudaine et brève, notamment de croissance ou d’activité.
The plant experienced a growth spurt during the spring.
La plante a connu une poussée de croissance au printemps.
jaillissementPour un jet soudain et bref de liquide.
There was a spurt of water from the broken pipe.
Il y a eu un jaillissement d’eau provenant du tuyau cassé.
Synonyms
gush
burst
surge
squirt
jet
spurtverb
spurted
Past Simple
spurted
Past Participle
spurting
Gerund
UK
/spɜːt/
US
/spɝt/
accélérerAu sens d’une hausse soudaine de vitesse ou d’énergie ; souvent avec une nuance brusque.
The runner spurted ahead in the final lap of the race.
Le coureur a accéléré dans le dernier tour de la course.
giclerS’emploie pour un liquide qui sort soudainement en jet.
Water began to spurt from the broken pipe.
De l’eau a commencé à gicler du tuyau cassé.
Additional translations
projeterAu sens de faire sortir un liquide soudainement et avec force ; registre courant.
Synonyms
surge
flow
shoot
burst
jet
squirt
gush

Definitions

spurtnoun
A sudden and brief burst of energy, activity, or growth.
The plant experienced a growth spurt during the spring.
A sudden, forceful gush or stream of liquid.
There was a spurt of water from the broken pipe.
spurtverb
To gush out in a sudden and forceful stream.
Water began to spurt from the broken pipe.
To move or act with a sudden increase in speed or energy.
The runner spurted ahead in the final lap of the race.
To cause (a liquid or other substance) to gush out suddenly and forcefully.
She accidentally spurted ketchup all over the table.
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