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eruption

/ɪˈrʌp.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un rejet soudain et violent de matière, comme de la lave, des cendres ou des gaz, depuis un volcan ou une formation géologique analogue.

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/ɪˈrʌp.ʃən/B2formalscientific
  • frNom désignant un rejet soudain et violent de matière, comme de la lave, des cendres ou des gaz, depuis un volcan ou une formation géologique analogue.

A noun referring to the sudden and violent release of material, such as lava, ash, or gas, from a volcano or similar geological feature.

  1. Volcanic eruptionB1formalscientific

    The sudden release of lava, ash, and gases from a volcano.

    frÉruption volcanique

    • The volcanic eruption destroyed several nearby villages.
    • Scientists monitored the eruption from a safe distance.
    • The eruption sent a massive cloud of ash into the sky.

    Synonymesblastburstdischargeejectionexplosionoutburstventing

  2. Skin eruptionB2formalmedical

    The sudden appearance of a rash or spots on the skin.

    frÉruption cutanée

    • The patient developed a skin eruption after taking the medication.
    • An allergic reaction can cause a sudden eruption of hives.
    • The doctor diagnosed the eruption as eczema.

    Synonymesbreakoutefflorescenceexanthemoutbreakrash

  3. Sudden outbreakB2formal

    A sudden and violent occurrence of something, such as violence or emotion.

    frExplosion soudaine

    • The eruption of protests took the government by surprise.
    • There was an eruption of laughter in the audience.
    • The eruption of anger was unexpected.

    Synonymesburstexplosionflare-upoutbreakoutburstsurge

Formes
  • eruptions plural form
  • eruptions' possessive plural form
  • eruption's possessive singular form
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