plash

• Nom désignant le bruit ou l'action de l'eau qui éclabousse, souvent lié à une légère ou soudaine agitation de la surface d'un liquide.

A noun referring to the sound or action of water splashing, often associated with a gentle or sudden disturbance of a liquid surface.

1. Splashing soundC1formal

   A light, gentle sound made by water or liquid moving or being disturbed.

   Bruit d'éclaboussure légère

   • The plash of the fountain was soothing.
   • He heard the plash of oars in the still water.
   • The only sound was the plash of raindrops on the leaves.

   Synonymeslappingsplashsplashingswashwash

• Verbe désuet ou tombé en désuétude signifiant frapper ou éclabousser l'eau en produisant un bruit de clapotis ; barboter ou patauger dans l'eau.

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to strike or dash (water) so as to make a splashing sound; to splash or dabble in water.

1. Interlace shootsC2formalbritish

   To bend and interweave young branches or shoots to form a hedge or fence.

   Entrelacer des pousses

   • The gardener plashed the willow branches to create a living fence.
   • They plashed the hazel shoots along the boundary.
   • Traditional hedges are often plashed to make them dense and impenetrable.

   Synonymesbraidinterlaceintertwineinterweaveplaitpleachwattle

2. Splash liquidC2formalbritish

   To dash or scatter a liquid upon or against something.

   Éclabousser

   • The rain plashed against the windowpane.
   • She plashed water onto her face to cool down.
   • The waves plashed gently against the side of the boat.

   Synonymesbespatterdashslopsloshspattersplashsplatterswash