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spouter

/ˈspaʊ.tər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui parle de manière excessive et stupide, un puits de pétrole qui jaillit activement, ou une baleine qui souffle un jet d’eau.

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C2formalcommon/ˈspaʊ.tər/

A noun referring to a person who talks excessively and foolishly, an oil well that is actively spouting, or a whale that is spouting water.

  • 🇫🇷Nom désignant une personne qui parle de manière excessive et stupide, un puits de pétrole qui jaillit activement, ou une baleine qui souffle un jet d’eau.
  1. A talkative person C1 informal

    An obnoxious, foolish, and excessively talkative person.

    • He's such a spouter at parties, nobody can get a word in.
    • The old spouter in the pub wouldn't stop talking about his youth.
    • She dismissed him as a tedious spouter with no real ideas.

    🇫🇷Grand parleur, baratineur

    Synonymes: blabbermouthblatherskiteblowhardchatterboxgasbagmotormouthprattlerwindbag

    Antonymes: listener

  2. An oil well C1 formal technical

    An oil well that is actively spouting or gushing oil.

    • The newly drilled well turned out to be a rich spouter.
    • They struck a spouter that produced thousands of barrels a day.
    • The spouter was capped to prevent an environmental disaster.

    🇫🇷Puits jaillissant

    Synonymes: gusher

  3. A spouting whale C1 formal

    A whale that is spouting water from its blowhole.

    • The sailors spotted a spouter on the horizon.
    • A massive spouter breached the surface, sending a plume of water into the air.
    • The naturalist watched the spouter through his binoculars.

    🇫🇷Baleine qui souffle

    Synonymes: blower

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