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snowballing

/ˈsnəʊbɔːlɪŋ/

/ˈsnoʊbɔlɪŋ/

snowballingnoun

Traducciones

emballementSens général d’une progression rapide et qui s’accélère.

The snowballing of the company's profits was evident in the quarterly reports.

L’emballement des profits de l’entreprise était évident dans les rapports trimestriels.

Traducciones adicionales

bataille de boules de neigeSens ludique, pour l’activité de lancer des boules de neige.

Definiciones

The act or process of something increasing rapidly in size, intensity, or importance.

The snowballing of the company's profits was evident in the quarterly reports.

A situation or phenomenon that grows in significance or impact as it progresses.

The snowballing of public interest in the new technology led to widespread adoption.

The activity of throwing snowballs, especially as a game or pastime.

The children spent the afternoon snowballing in the schoolyard.

Sinónimos

escalation

spiral

cumulative effect

avalanche

snowballinggerund / present participle

/ˈsnəʊˌbɔːlɪŋ/

/ˈsnoʊˌbɔlɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe something that is rapidly increasing or accumulating.

Traducciones

galopantEmploi fréquent pour une hausse ou une augmentation rapide, surtout avec des coûts, des prix ou des dettes.

They struggled to keep up with the snowballing costs of the project.

Ils peinaient à suivre les coûts galopants du projet.

Definiciones

Increasing or growing at an accelerating rate.

They struggled to keep up with the snowballing costs of the project.

snowballverb

snowballing

Gerund

snowballed

Past Simple

snowballed

Past Participle

snowballing

Gerund

/ˈsnəʊbɔːl/

/ˈsnoʊbɔl/

Traducciones

s'emballerAu sens figuré, pour une augmentation rapide et progressive.

The small protest began to snowball into a nationwide movement.

La petite protestation a commencé à s'emballer jusqu'à devenir un mouvement national.

Traducciones adicionales

lancer des boules de neigeSens littéral.

Definiciones

To increase rapidly in size, intensity, or importance.

The small protest began to snowball into a nationwide movement.

To throw snowballs at someone or something.

The children decided to snowball their friends during recess.

Sinónimos

snowball effect

snowballnoun

Definiciones

A ball of snow, especially one made by hand and thrown in play.

The children had a snowball fight in the park after the fresh snowfall.

A rapidly expanding mass, process, or situation that gains momentum as it grows.

Their debts became a snowball that threatened their financial stability.

A type of dessert or confection, often made with shaved ice or ice cream and flavored syrup.

On a hot summer day, she enjoyed a refreshing snowball with cherry syrup.

Any of several ornamental shrubs, especially certain viburnums and hydrangeas, that produce round clusters of white flowers.

The snowball in the front yard was covered in large white blooms.

snowballgerund / present participle

snowballing

Used of the present participle 'snowballing' to describe something that is rapidly increasing or accumulating.

Traducciones

galopantEmploi figuré pour une augmentation rapide et continue.

They struggled to keep up with the snowballing costs of the project.

Ils avaient du mal à suivre les coûts galopants du projet.

Definiciones

Increasing or growing rapidly through successive additions; mounting.

They struggled to keep up with the snowballing costs of the project.

Sinónimos

snowballadjective

Definiciones

Relating to or resembling a snowball; made of compacted snow shaped into a ball.

The children built a sturdy snowball wall for their fort.

Attributive, figurative: exhibiting rapid growth through cumulative additions.

The project faced a snowball effect of extra costs.