splash
Aussprache: [splæʃ]
Wort
Kontext: „action/activity“
(verb) to make a loud noise and send water or another liquid flying. When you jump into a pool, you can cause a splash, which means water goes everywhere.
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When the kids jumped into the pool, they splashed water everywhere and laughed.
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He didn't splash any water when he dove quietly into the lake.
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Did you hear the splash when the stone hit the water?
Kontext: „sound effect“
(noun) the sound or effect made when something hits liquid or it can also mean a large amount of liquid that flies out. It's what you hear or see when someone or something lands in water.
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There was a big splash when the whale jumped out of the ocean.
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The stone made no splash because it hit the ground instead of the water.
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What kind of splash did the boat make when it entered the harbor?
Kontext: „style/appearance“
(noun) a marking or a design that stands out, often colorful. It can refer to a little splash of color that brightens up something.
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Her painting had a splash of red that made it vibrant and beautiful.
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The room felt dull without any splash of color in the decoration.
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How can I add a splash of color to my outfit?
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