splash
🇺🇸
/splæʃ/
🇬🇧
/splæʃ/
verb
R
to fall noisily onto a surface
Rain made a loud splash on the roof.
R
to make someone or something wet by throwing water or mud
Be careful not to splash water on the floor.
R
to move through water making it fly everywhere
Children love to splash in the pool.
R
to add spots of bright color in no pattern
She used paint to splash color on the canvas.
noun
R
the sound of liquid hitting something
We heard a big splash when the rock hit the water.
R
a small amount of liquid that falls or its mark
There was a splash of coffee on his shirt.
R
a small area of bright color or light
The red flowers add a nice splash to the garden.
R
a small amount of liquid added to a drink
I like my tea with just a splash of milk.
R
a big news story that gets attention
The celebrity wedding was a front-page splash.
translation
to fall noisily onto a surface; to make someone or something wet by throwing water or mud; to move through water making it fly everywhere; to add spots of bright color in no pattern
the sound of liquid hitting something; a small amount of liquid that falls or its mark; a small area of bright color or light; a small amount of liquid added to a drink; a big news story that gets attention
Word Forms
3rd Present
splashes
Progressive
splashing
Past
splashed
Perfect
splashed
Plural
splashes