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/ˈsiːðɪŋ/
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/ˈsiːðɪŋ/
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seething
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈsiːðɪŋ/
US
/ˈsiːðɪŋ/
кипящий
The seething water in the pot was ready for the pasta.
Кипящая вода в кастрюле была готова для пасты.
бурлящий
The seething crowd was difficult to control.
Бурлящую толпу было трудно контролировать.
кипучий
He had a seething anger that was hard to hide.
У него был кипучий гнев, который было трудно скрыть.
Synonyms
boiling
fuming
agitated
fermenting
incensed
irate
wrathful
enraged
seething
noun
seethings
pl
UK
/ˈsiːðɪŋ/
US
/ˈsiðɪŋ/
Used as an uncountable noun referring to the act or state of seething or intense agitation.
Synonyms
agitation
turmoil
ferment
tumult
uproar
commotion
unrest
welter
excitement
frenzy
seethe
verb
seething
Gerund
seethed
Past Simple
seethed
Past Participle
seething
Gerund
UK
/siːð/
US
/siːð/
кипеть
The water began to seethe in the pot.
Вода начала кипеть в кастрюле.
бурлить
The river seethed after the heavy rain.
Река бурлила после сильного дождя.
кипятиться
She was seething with anger after the argument.
Она кипятилась от злости после ссоры.
Synonyms
boil
fume
rage
simmer
stew
bubble
churn
Definitions
seething
gerund / present participle
Filled with intense but unexpressed anger.
She was seething with resentment after being unfairly criticized by her boss.
Boiling or bubbling up, often used metaphorically to describe a situation or emotion.
The seething crowd was on the verge of a riot as tensions continued to rise.
seething
noun
The act or process of seething; a state of intense agitation or turmoil.
The seething of the cauldron filled the air with steam.
seethe
verb
To be in a state of agitation or anger.
She began to seethe with frustration when she realized her project had been deleted.
To boil or be in a state of turmoil.
The pot began to seethe as the water reached a rolling boil.
To be crowded or teeming with moving creatures or people
By midday, the narrow streets were seething with shoppers and street vendors.
(Archaic) To cook or steep something in boiling or simmering liquid
The healer seethed the herbs in water to prepare the remedy.
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