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spate

/speɪt/

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noun

/speɪt/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее большое количество чего-либо, часто используется во фразе 'a spate of'; также может описывать внезапный сильный поток или напор воды в результате сильного дождя или таяния снега.

A noun referring to a large number or amount of something, often used in the phrase 'a spate of'; it can also describe a sudden forceful flow or a rush of water resulting from heavy rain or melting snow.

  1. B2formal

    A large number or amount of something, often unpleasant or unexpected, occurring in a short period.

    ruВсплеск

    • There has been a spate of robberies in the neighborhood recently.
    • The company faced a spate of complaints after the product launch.
    • A spate of new laws was introduced to address the crisis.

    Synonymsavalanchebarrageburstdelugeepidemicfloodoutbreakoutpouringrashrunstreamsurgetorrentwave

  2. Sudden forceful flowC1formal

    A sudden, strong, and often uncontrolled rush or outpouring of something, like water or emotions.

    ruВнезапный поток

    • A spate of water burst through the dam.
    • His speech was followed by a spate of angry questions.
    • The river became a dangerous spate after the storm.

    Synonymsdelugefloodgushoutpouringrushsurgetorrent

  3. Water flow from rain or snowC1formal

    A sudden flood or rush of water caused by heavy rain or melting snow.

    ruПаводок

    • The spate from the melting snow flooded the valley.
    • After the heavy rain, a spate rushed down the mountain.
    • The village was cut off by a sudden spate.

    Synonymsdelugefloodfreshetoverflowrushsurgetorrent

Forms
  • spates plural form
  • spates' possessive plural form
  • spate's possessive singular form
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