froth

• Nom désignant une masse de petites bulles formées à la surface d'un liquide, souvent par agitation, fermentation ou réaction chimique.

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

indénombrable

1. Bubbles on liquidB1formal

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

   mousse

   • 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.

   Synonymesfoamheadlatherscumspumesuds

2. Light, airy substanceB2formal

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

   Écume, mousse

   • 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.

   Synonymesfoamlatherspumesuds

3. Trivial or superficial talkC1informal

   Empty, trivial, or superficial talk or ideas.

   Bavardage superficiel

   • 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.

   Synonymesbabblebalderdashbunkumdrivelgibberishhot airnonsenseprattletwaddle

   Antonymesdepthgravitysubstancewisdom

• Verbe décrivant le processus de formation ou de création d'une masse de petites bulles, souvent dans un liquide, ou exprimant au sens figuré la colère ou l'excitation.

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.

   Mousser

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

   Synonymesbubbleeffervescefizzfoamspume

2. Become angry or agitatedC1informal

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

   Écumer de rage

   • 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.

   Synonymesboilfumeragerantraveseethestorm