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spew

/spjuː/

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noun

Vomissement, rejet

Examples :

"The child's spew landed on the floor, making a mess. "

Le vomissement de l'enfant a atterri sur le sol, faisant un désordre.

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noun

Éjaculation

Ejaculate or ejaculation.

Examples :

"After the eruption, the spew of lava covered the nearby fields. "

Après l'éruption, l'éjaculation de lave a recouvert les champs voisins.

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noun

Absurdités, mensonges

Nonsense or lies.

Examples :

""I couldn't believe the spew coming from the politician's mouth during the debate; it was all empty promises and blatant lies." "

Je n'arrivais pas à croire les absurdités qui sortaient de la bouche du politicien pendant le débat ; ce n'étaient que de vaines promesses et des mensonges flagrants.

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Vomissure, rejet

Material that has been ejected in a stream, or the act of spewing.

Examples :

"After the volcano erupted, the spew of hot lava covered the surrounding forest. "

Après l'éruption du volcan, le rejet de lave chaude a recouvert la forêt environnante.

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noun

Efflorescence, moisissure

A white powder or dark crystals that appear on the surface of improperly tanned leather.

Examples :

"The leather of my grandfather's antique chair had a noticeable spew, making it unattractive. "

Le cuir du fauteuil antique de mon grand-père présentait une efflorescence notable, ce qui le rendait peu attrayant.

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Adhésif qui est pressé d'un joint sous pression et maintenu sur le joint par un congé, renforçant ainsi le joint

Adhesive that is squeezed from a joint under pressure and held across the joint by a fillet, thereby strengthening the joint.

Examples :

"The excess epoxy, or spew, around the glued wooden chair leg indicated a strong and well-bonded joint. "

L'excès d'époxy, ou l'adhésif, autour du pied de chaise en bois collé indiquait un joint solide et bien collé.

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verb

Vomir, cracher

To eject forcibly and in a stream

Examples :

"The leaky faucet spewed water all over the kitchen floor. "

Le robinet qui fuyait a craché de l'eau sur tout le sol de la cuisine.

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verb

Débiter, déblatérer

To speak or write quickly and voluminously, especially words that are not worth listening to or reading.

Examples :

"During the meeting, the frustrated employee spewed complaints about the unfair workload, but none of his colleagues were interested in listening. "

Pendant la réunion, l'employé frustré a débité des plaintes concernant la charge de travail injuste, mais aucun de ses collègues n'était intéressé à écouter.

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verb

Vomir, rejeter

Examples :

"The sick child began to spew up his breakfast. "

L'enfant malade a commencé à vomir son petit-déjeuner.

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verb

Éjaculer

Examples :

"The volcano began to spew hot lava and ash into the sky. "

Le volcan a commencé à éjaculer de la lave chaude et des cendres dans le ciel.

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verb

Fleurir, blanchir

(leather-working) To develop a white powder or dark crystals on the surface of finished leather, as a result from improper tanning.

Examples :

"The leather jacket started to spew a white powder after it was stored in a damp closet for too long. "

La veste en cuir a commencé à blanchir après avoir été rangée trop longtemps dans un placard humide.

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