froth

• Существительное, обозначающее массу мелких пузырьков, образующихся на поверхности жидкости, часто в результате взбалтывания, брожения или химической реакции.

A noun referring to a mass of small bubbles formed on the surface of a liquid, often produced by agitation, fermentation, or chemical reaction.

uncountable

1. Bubbles on liquidB1formal

   A mass of small bubbles formed on the surface of a liquid, often from agitation or fermentation.

   Пена

   • The beer had a thick froth on top.
   • The froth on the cappuccino was perfectly creamy.
   • The waves left a white froth along the shore.

   Synonymsfoamheadlatherscumspumesuds

2. Light, airy substanceB2formal

   A light, foamy substance that forms on certain liquids or materials.

   Пена

   • The froth of the soap bubbles filled the sink.
   • The froth on the milk was soft and fluffy.
   • The froth from the detergent covered the floor.

   Synonymsfoamlatherspumesuds

3. Trivial or superficial talkC1informal

   Empty, trivial, or superficial talk or ideas.

   Пустословие

   • His speech was all froth and no substance.
   • The article was full of froth and lacked real analysis.
   • Don't waste your time on such froth.

   Synonymsbabblebalderdashbunkumdrivelgibberishhot airnonsenseprattletwaddle

   Antonymsdepthgravitysubstancewisdom

• Глагол, используемый для описания процесса образования или создания массы мелких пузырьков, часто в жидкости, или для выражения гнева или возбуждения в переносном смысле.

A verb used to describe the act of producing or forming a mass of small bubbles, often in a liquid, or to express anger or agitation in a figurative sense.

1. Form bubblesB2formal

   To produce or emit a mass of small bubbles, often from agitation or fermentation.

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   • The milk began to froth as it heated up.
   • The waves froth against the rocky shore.
   • The beer froths when poured too quickly.

   Synonymsbubbleeffervescefizzfoamspume

2. Become angry or agitatedC1informal

   To become extremely angry or agitated, often used in the phrase 'froth at the mouth'.

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   • He was frothing at the mouth after hearing the news.
   • The crowd was frothing with rage at the referee's decision.
   • She froths every time someone mentions his name.

   Synonymsboilfumeragerantraveseethestorm