squirt

UK
/skwɜːt/
US
/skwɜrt/

Translations

squirtnoun
squirts
pl
UK
/skwɜːt/
US
/skwɜrt/
The squirt of water from the hose was strong.
Струя воды из шланга была сильной.
She added a squirt of ketchup to her fries.
Она добавила порцию кетчупа к своим картошкам фри.
He felt a squirt of lemon juice in his eye.
Он почувствовал прыск лимонного сока в глаз.
Additional translations
Synonyms
squirtverb
squirted
Past Simple
squirted
Past Participle
squirting
Gerund
UK
/skwɜːt/
US
/skwɝt/
She tried to squirt the last bit of toothpaste from the tube.
Она попыталась выдавить последние капли зубной пасты из тюбика.
The water gun can squirt water up to 10 meters.
Водяной пистолет может брызгать водой на расстояние до 10 метров.
The doctor will squirt the vaccine into your arm.
Доктор впрыснет вакцину в вашу руку.
Additional translations
squirtadjective
UK
/skwɜːt/
US
/skwɝt/
Used attributively before a noun to denote something that ejects liquid.

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.