squirt

UK
/skwɜːt/
US
/skwɜrt/

Translations

squirtnoun
squirts
pl
UK
/skwɜːt/
US
/skwɜrt/
A squirt of water hit me in the face as I turned on the hose.
Un jet d’eau m’a frappé au visage quand j’ai ouvert le tuyau.
He added a squirt of lemon juice to the salad dressing.
Il a ajouté une giclée de jus de citron à la vinaigrette.
Additional translations
mômeFamilier ; souvent affectueux ou légèrement dédaigneux.
Synonyms
squirtverb
squirted
Past Simple
squirted
Past Participle
squirting
Gerund
UK
/skwɜːt/
US
/skwɝt/
The clown squirted water from a flower on his lapel.
L’clown a fait gicler de l’eau d’une fleur fixée à son revers.
faire gicler
She squirted ketchup onto her fries.
Elle a fait gicler du ketchup sur ses frites.
Additional translations
s’échapperPour un mouvement brusque et rapide, souvent avec l’idée de se libérer d’une prise.
squirtadjective
UK
/skwɜːt/
US
/skwɝt/
Used attributively before a noun to denote something that ejects liquid.
à jetSe dit d’un récipient ou d’un dispositif conçu pour projeter un liquide en fine quantité.
He bought a squirt bottle for misting his plants.
Il a acheté un flacon à jet pour vaporiser ses plantes.

Definitions

squirtnoun
A small, quick stream of liquid that is forced out of a narrow opening.
A squirt of water hit me in the face as I turned on the hose.
A small amount of liquid that is ejected in a quick burst.
He added a squirt of lemon juice to the salad dressing.
A young or insignificant person, often used in a dismissive or affectionate manner.
The little squirt managed to climb the tree all by himself.
squirtverb
To eject liquid in a thin, fast stream.
The clown squirted water from a flower on his lapel.
To cause a liquid to be ejected in a thin, fast stream.
She squirted ketchup onto her fries.
To move or be propelled with a sudden, quick motion.
The fish squirted out of his hands and back into the water.
squirtadjective
Designed to eject or dispense a small, quick stream of liquid; relating to such an action.
He bought a squirt bottle for misting his plants.