bubble Meaning

noun

Burbuja, pompas de jabón

A spherically contained volume of air or other gas, especially one made from soapy liquid.

Examples :

"The children played with a colorful bubble, watching it float and pop in the air. "

Los niños jugaban con una burbuja colorida, observándola flotar y explotar en el aire.

noun

Burbuja

A small spherical cavity in a solid material.

Examples :

"bubbles in window glass, or in a lens"

Burbujas en el vidrio de la ventana o en una lente.

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noun

Burbuja

(by extension) Anything resembling a hollow sphere.

Examples :

"The soap film formed a beautiful bubble, almost perfectly round. "

La película de jabón formó una hermosa burbuja, casi perfectamente redonda.

appearance physics material thing

noun

Burbuja, engaño, fraude

Anything lacking firmness or solidity; a cheat or fraud; an empty project.

Examples :

"His plan to get rich quick was just a bubble; it had no real foundation. "

Su plan para hacerse rico rápidamente era solo una burbuja; no tenía una base real.

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noun

Burbuja, burbuja especulativa

A period of intense speculation in a market, causing prices to rise quickly to irrational levels as the metaphorical bubble expands, and then fall even more quickly as the bubble bursts.

Examples :

"dot-com bubble"

Burbuja punto com

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noun

Ambiente, entorno

The emotional and/or physical atmosphere in which the subject is immersed.

Examples :

"The positive bubble of excitement surrounded the team as they prepared for the big presentation. "

El ambiente positivo de emoción rodeaba al equipo mientras se preparaban para la gran presentación.

emotion mind condition situation environment

noun

Puesto de oficial, mirador

An officer's station in a prison dormitory, affording views on all sides.

Examples :

"The prisoner's bubble offered a good view of the entire dormitory. "

El puesto de oficial del prisionero ofrecía una buena vista de todo el dormitorio.

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noun

Alguien que ha sido engañado; un tonto

Someone who has been ‘bubbled’ or fooled; a dupe.

Examples :

"The new student was a bubble, easily persuaded by the older students' lies. "

El nuevo estudiante era un tonto, fácilmente persuadido por las mentiras de los estudiantes mayores.

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noun

Burbuja

A small, hollow, floating bead or globe, formerly used for testing the strength of spirits.

Examples :

"The chemist used a small glass bubble to test the strength of the alcohol solution. "

El químico usó una pequeña burbuja de vidrio para probar la fuerza de la solución alcohólica.

utensil drink chemistry substance

noun

La burbuja

The globule of air in the chamber of a spirit level.

Examples :

"The spirit level showed a small bubble, indicating the surface was perfectly flat. "

El nivel de burbuja mostró una pequeña burbuja, lo que indica que la superficie era perfectamente plana.

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noun

Risa, carcajada

A laugh.

Examples :

"Are you having a bubble?!"

¿Te estás riendo?!

entertainment sound language communication

noun

Griego

A Greek.

Examples :

"My history teacher said that ancient Greek philosophers like Plato and Aristotle were important influences on Western thought, and that a bubble, a Greek, played a role in their development. "

Mi profesor de historia dijo que filósofos griegos antiguos como Platón y Aristóteles fueron influencias importantes en el pensamiento occidental, y que un griego jugó un papel en su desarrollo.

nation person history culture

noun

Burbuja

Any of the small magnetized areas that make up bubble memory.

Examples :

"The computer technician carefully examined the tiny bubble memory chips, noting the location of each bubble. "

El técnico informático examinó cuidadosamente los diminutos chips de memoria de burbujas, anotando la ubicación de cada burbuja.

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noun

La burbuja

The point in a poker tournament when the last player without a prize loses all their chips and leaves the game, leaving only players that are going to win prizes. (e.g., if the last remaining 9 players win prizes, then the point when the 10th player leaves the tournament)

Examples :

"Many players tend to play timidly (not play many hands) around the bubble, to keep their chips and last longer in the game."

Muchos jugadores tienden a jugar tímidamente (no jugar muchas manos) alrededor de la burbuja, para mantener sus fichas y durar más en el juego.

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noun

Grupo de personas en cuarentena

A group of people who are in quarantine together.

Examples :

"The students in the classroom formed a bubble, staying apart from other students during the COVID-19 outbreak. "

Los estudiantes en el aula formaron un grupo de personas en cuarentena, manteniéndose alejados de otros estudiantes durante el brote de COVID-19.

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verb

Hacer burbujas, burbujear

To produce bubbles, to rise up in bubbles (such as in foods cooking or liquids boiling).

Examples :

"The soup was bubbling gently on the stovetop. "

La sopa burbujeaba suavemente en la estufa.

food drink process chemistry

verb

Hervir, burbujear

To churn or foment, as if wishing to rise to the surface.

Examples :

"Rage bubbled inside him."

La rabia hervía en su interior.

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verb

Burbujear, ascender

To rise through a medium or system, similar to the way that bubbles rise in liquid.

Examples :

"The air in the classroom began to bubble with excitement as the students eagerly awaited the surprise announcement. "

El aire en el aula comenzó a burbujear de emoción mientras los estudiantes esperaban ansiosamente el anuncio sorpresa.

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verb

Engañar, estafar

To cheat, delude.

Examples :

"The salesman was trying to bubble the customer into buying a much more expensive car than they needed. "

El vendedor estaba tratando de engañar al cliente para que comprara un coche mucho más caro de lo que necesitaba.

moral character attitude action

verb

Llorar, sollozar

To cry, weep.

Examples :

"My little sister bubbled tears when she heard the bad news about her dog. "

Mi hermanita lloró cuando escuchó las malas noticias sobre su perro.

emotion human

verb

Hacer eructar a un bebé

To pat a baby on the back so as to cause it to belch.

Examples :

"The mother bubbled her baby on the back to help it burp after nursing. "

La madre hizo eructar a su bebé en la espalda para ayudarlo a eructar después de amamantar.

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verb

Hacer burbujear, burbujear

To cause to feel as if bubbling or churning.

Examples :

"The stressful meeting with the boss made my stomach bubble with anxiety. "

La estresante reunión con el jefe hizo que mi estómago burbujeara de ansiedad.

sensation mind body

verb

Burbujear, expresar con entusiasmo

To express in a bubbly or lively manner.

Examples :

"The children bubbled with excitement about their upcoming school trip. "

Los niños burbujeaban de entusiasmo por su próximo viaje escolar.

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verb

Hacer burbujas, hincharse

To form into a protruding round shape.

Examples :

"The soap suds bubbled up from the dishwashing liquid. "

La espuma de jabón hizo burbujas del líquido para lavar los platos.

appearance physics

verb

Cubrir con burbujas

To cover with bubbles.

Examples :

"The children bubbled the baking soda mixture with the whisk, creating a foamy, bubbly texture. "

Los niños cubrieron la mezcla de bicarbonato de sodio con burbujas usando el batidor, creando una textura espumosa y burbujeante.

appearance process chemistry

verb

Rellenar, marcar

To bubble in; to mark a response on a form by filling in a circular area (‘bubble’).

Examples :

"Please bubble in the correct circle for question number three on the application form. "

Por favor, rellene el círculo correcto para la pregunta número tres en el formulario de solicitud.

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Meanings

Burbuja, pompas de jabón

Examples :

"The children played with a colorful bubble, watching it float and pop in the air. "

Los niños jugaban con una burbuja colorida, observándola flotar y explotar en el aire.

Burbuja

Examples :

"bubbles in window glass, or in a lens"

Burbujas en el vidrio de la ventana o en una lente.

Burbuja

Examples :

"The soap film formed a beautiful bubble, almost perfectly round. "

La película de jabón formó una hermosa burbuja, casi perfectamente redonda.

Burbuja, engaño, fraude

Examples :

"His plan to get rich quick was just a bubble; it had no real foundation. "

Su plan para hacerse rico rápidamente era solo una burbuja; no tenía una base real.

Burbuja, burbuja especulativa

Examples :

"dot-com bubble"

Burbuja punto com

Ambiente, entorno

Examples :

"The positive bubble of excitement surrounded the team as they prepared for the big presentation. "

El ambiente positivo de emoción rodeaba al equipo mientras se preparaban para la gran presentación.

Puesto de oficial, mirador

Examples :

"The prisoner's bubble offered a good view of the entire dormitory. "

El puesto de oficial del prisionero ofrecía una buena vista de todo el dormitorio.

Alguien que ha sido engañado; un tonto

Examples :

"The new student was a bubble, easily persuaded by the older students' lies. "

El nuevo estudiante era un tonto, fácilmente persuadido por las mentiras de los estudiantes mayores.

Burbuja

Examples :

"The chemist used a small glass bubble to test the strength of the alcohol solution. "

El químico usó una pequeña burbuja de vidrio para probar la fuerza de la solución alcohólica.

La burbuja

Examples :

"The spirit level showed a small bubble, indicating the surface was perfectly flat. "

El nivel de burbuja mostró una pequeña burbuja, lo que indica que la superficie era perfectamente plana.

Risa, carcajada

Examples :

"Are you having a bubble?!"

¿Te estás riendo?!

Griego

Examples :

"My history teacher said that ancient Greek philosophers like Plato and Aristotle were important influences on Western thought, and that a bubble, a Greek, played a role in their development. "

Mi profesor de historia dijo que filósofos griegos antiguos como Platón y Aristóteles fueron influencias importantes en el pensamiento occidental, y que un griego jugó un papel en su desarrollo.

Burbuja

Examples :

"The computer technician carefully examined the tiny bubble memory chips, noting the location of each bubble. "

El técnico informático examinó cuidadosamente los diminutos chips de memoria de burbujas, anotando la ubicación de cada burbuja.

La burbuja

Examples :

"Many players tend to play timidly (not play many hands) around the bubble, to keep their chips and last longer in the game."

Muchos jugadores tienden a jugar tímidamente (no jugar muchas manos) alrededor de la burbuja, para mantener sus fichas y durar más en el juego.

Grupo de personas en cuarentena

Examples :

"The students in the classroom formed a bubble, staying apart from other students during the COVID-19 outbreak. "

Los estudiantes en el aula formaron un grupo de personas en cuarentena, manteniéndose alejados de otros estudiantes durante el brote de COVID-19.

Hacer burbujas, burbujear

Examples :

"The soup was bubbling gently on the stovetop. "

La sopa burbujeaba suavemente en la estufa.

Hervir, burbujear

Examples :

"Rage bubbled inside him."

La rabia hervía en su interior.

Burbujear, ascender

Examples :

"The air in the classroom began to bubble with excitement as the students eagerly awaited the surprise announcement. "

El aire en el aula comenzó a burbujear de emoción mientras los estudiantes esperaban ansiosamente el anuncio sorpresa.

Engañar, estafar

Examples :

"The salesman was trying to bubble the customer into buying a much more expensive car than they needed. "

El vendedor estaba tratando de engañar al cliente para que comprara un coche mucho más caro de lo que necesitaba.

Llorar, sollozar

Examples :

"My little sister bubbled tears when she heard the bad news about her dog. "