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springtide

/ˈsprɪŋ.taɪd/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una marea viva, es decir, una marea de amplitud superior a la media que ocurre durante las lunas nueva y llena, o un flujo impetuoso o surgimiento repentino de algo.

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noun

/ˈsprɪŋ.taɪd/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una marea viva, es decir, una marea de amplitud superior a la media que ocurre durante las lunas nueva y llena, o un flujo impetuoso o surgimiento repentino de algo.

A noun referring to a greater than average tide that occurs during the new and full moons, or a swelling rush of anything.

  1. A swelling rush of anythingC2formal

    A sudden, powerful surge or increase of something, such as emotion, activity, or a natural phenomenon.

    esRáfaga o oleada repentina

    • A springtide of enthusiasm swept through the crowd.
    • The city experienced a springtide of new businesses.
    • There was a springtide of creativity in the artist's work.

    Sinónimosburstfloodgushoutpouringrushspatesurgetorrentupsurgewave

  2. Greater than average tideB2formal

    A tide that occurs just after a new or full moon, characterized by a greater range between high and low water.

    esmarea viva

    • The springtide caused flooding in low-lying coastal areas.
    • Sailors must be cautious during a springtide.
    • The springtide brought unusually high water levels to the harbor.
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