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splosh

/splɒʃ/

/splɑʃ/

sploshnoun

sploshes

/splɒʃ/

/splɑʃ/

Translations

плеск

The splosh of water was heard as the stone hit the pond.

Плеск воды был слышен, когда камень упал в пруд.

Additional translations

брызги

всплеск

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

sploshverb

sploshed

Past Simple

sploshed

Past Participle

sploshing

Gerund

/splɒʃ/

/splɑʃ/

Translations

плескаться

The children love to splosh in the puddles after the rain.

Дети любят плескаться в лужах после дождя.

Additional translations

хлюпать

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

splash around

sploshinterjection

/splɒʃ/

/splɑʃ/

Onomatopoeic usage representing a splash sound.

Definitions

Used to represent the sound of something striking or falling into liquid.

"Splosh!" went the bucket as it hit the water.