gush

• Nom désignant un écoulement soudain et abondant de liquide, ou une manifestation soudaine et débordante d'émotions ou de paroles.

A noun referring to a sudden, forceful flow or outpouring of liquid, emotion, or words.

1. Sudden flow of liquidB2formal

   A rapid and abundant flow of liquid, often from a confined space.

   Jaillissement

   • A gush of water burst from the broken pipe.
   • The wound produced a sudden gush of blood.
   • A gush of oil erupted from the well.

   Synonymesfloodjetoutflowoutpouringrushspoutspurtstreamsurgetorrent

2. Sudden emotional outburstB2informal

   An uncontrolled and often excessive expression of emotion or enthusiasm.

   Élan émotionnel soudain

   • She let out a gush of tears when she heard the news.
   • His speech was a gush of praise for the team.
   • The audience responded with a gush of applause.

   Synonymesbursteffusioneruptionfloodoutburstoutpouringrushsurgetorrent

• Verbe utilisé pour décrire un flux soudain et abondant, ou le fait de s'exprimer avec un enthousiasme ou une émotion excessifs.

A verb used to describe the act of flowing out suddenly and forcefully, or expressing oneself with excessive enthusiasm or emotion.

1. Flow out suddenlyB1formal

   To flow out in a rapid, abundant, or forceful stream.

   jaillir

   • Water gushed from the broken pipe.
   • Blood gushed from the wound.
   • Oil gushed out of the well.

   Synonymesburstcascadefloodissuepourspoutspurtstreamsurgewell

   Antonymesdripoozeseeptrickle

2. Express excessive emotionB2informal

   To speak or express feelings in an exaggerated, enthusiastic, or sentimental way.

   s'extasier

   • She gushed about her new boyfriend for hours.
   • He gushed over the beautiful sunset.
   • The fans gushed with praise for the singer's performance.

   Synonymesbubbleeffuseenthuseoverflowraverhapsodizespout

   Antonymesconcealrestrainstiflesuppress