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pullulate

/ˈpʌl.jʊ.leɪt/

Traduction: Verbe désignant le fait de se multiplier ou de fourmiller en grand nombre, de pulluler ou de grouiller d'êtres vivants ou d'activité.

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verb

/ˈpʌl.jʊ.leɪt/C2formal
  • frVerbe désignant le fait de se multiplier ou de fourmiller en grand nombre, de pulluler ou de grouiller d'êtres vivants ou d'activité.

A verb used to indicate the act of breeding, multiplying, or teeming abundantly; to swarm or be filled with life or activity.

  1. Be teeming or abuzzC2formal

    To be filled or crowded with people, animals, or activity; to swarm.

    frGrouiller de monde ou d'activité

    • The market square pullulated with merchants and shoppers.
    • The garden pullulated with bees and butterflies in the summer.
    • The city streets pullulated with life even late at night.

    Synonymesaboundbuzzcrawlhumoverflowswarmteem

  2. Move in large numbersC2formal

    To move or spread in a large, often chaotic, group.

    frGrouiller

    • Fans pullulated from the stadium after the concert ended.
    • Tourists pullulated through the narrow streets of the old town.
    • The protesters pullulated towards the main square.

    Synonymescrowdfloodseethestreamsurgeswarmteemthrong

  3. Produce buds or germinateC2formalscientific

    To sprout, bud, or begin to grow, especially in abundance.

    frProduire des bourgeons ou germer

    • The plants pullulated with new shoots after the spring rain.
    • Seeds pullulated rapidly in the warm, moist soil.
    • The tree pullulated with fresh green buds.

    Synonymesbudburgeongerminateshootsproutvegetate

  4. Become abundant or increase rapidlyC2formal

    To multiply or grow in number or quantity very quickly.

    frPulluler

    • Rumors pullulated throughout the office after the announcement.
    • The population of the city pullulated during the industrial boom.
    • New ideas pullulated in the creative workshop.

    Synonymesburgeonescalateexplodemultiplymushroomproliferatesnowballswell

    Antonymesdeclinedecreasediminishdwindleshrink

  5. Breed freely and abundantlyC2formalscientific

    To reproduce or generate offspring in large numbers.

    frSe reproduire abondamment

    • Rabbits pullulate in the wild if not controlled.
    • The species pullulates in this favorable environment.
    • Insects pullulate during the warm months.

    Synonymesbreedmultiplyproliferatepropagatereproducespawn

Formes
  • pullulated past participle
  • pullulated past simple
  • pullulating present participle
  • pullulates third person singular

Variantes phrasalpullulate with

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