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bush out

/bʊʃ aʊt/

Traducción: Verbo frasal que significa crecer o expandirse de manera arbustiva, densa o esponjosa, usado a menudo para plantas o cabello, o metafóricamente para algo que se vuelve más lleno o extenso.

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verb

/bʊʃ aʊt/C1formal
  • esVerbo frasal que significa crecer o expandirse de manera arbustiva, densa o esponjosa, usado a menudo para plantas o cabello, o metafóricamente para algo que se vuelve más lleno o extenso.

A phrasal verb meaning to spread out or expand in a bushy or dense manner, often used for plants or hair, or metaphorically for something becoming fuller or more extensive.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, sin objeto

  1. Become thick and fluffyinformal

    To grow or spread outwards in a thick, bushy manner, typically referring to hair or plants.

    esesponjarse / volverse frondoso

    • Her hair started to bush out after she stopped using straighteners.
    • The plant will bush out if you prune it regularly.
    • His beard bushed out during the winter months.

    Sinónimosfluff uppuff outspread outthicken

  2. Expand or spread widelyinformal

    To spread out or expand in a disorganized or uncontrolled way.

    esexpandirse descontroladamente

    • The city has bushed out in all directions over the last decade.
    • The conversation bushed out into many different topics.
    • The roots of the tree bushed out under the ground.

    Sinónimosbranch outburst outexpandfan outmushroomproliferatesprawlspread

    Antónimosconcentratecondensecontractconvergenarrow

Formas
  • bushed out past participle
  • bushed out past simple
  • bushing out present participle
  • bushes out third person singular

Verbo basebush

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