seethe

• Verbo usado para indicar o estado de quem sente raiva intensa, mas contida ou não expressa, ou (mais raramente) ferver ou borbulhar, como na ebulição.

A verb used to indicate the act of being filled with intense but unexpressed anger or agitation, or (less commonly) to boil or bubble as if boiling.

1. Be noisy with activityB2formal

   To be full of people or things moving about in a busy, noisy way.

   Ferver

   • The marketplace was seething with shoppers during the holiday season.
   • The streets seethed with protesters demanding change.
   • The stadium seethed with excitement as the team scored the winning goal.

   Sinônimosbustlecrawlhumswarmteemthrong

2. Be in an agitated emotional stateB2formal

   To be filled with intense but often suppressed anger, frustration, or other strong emotions.

   Ferver de raiva

   • He was seething with rage after the unfair criticism.
   • She seethed silently as her colleague took credit for her work.
   • The crowd seethed with indignation at the politician's remarks.

   Sinônimosboilburnfumeragesimmersmolderstew

   Antônimoscalmcomposerelaxsoothe

3. Foam as if boilingC1formal

   To bubble or foam, resembling the action of a boiling liquid.

   Espumar

   • The waves seethed against the rocky shore.
   • The river seethed with white foam after the storm.
   • The cauldron seethed as the potion was stirred.

   Sinônimosboilbubblechurneffervescefoamfroth

4. Boil vigorouslyC1formal

   To boil with great intensity, producing a lot of bubbles and steam.

   Ferver vigorosamente

   • The water in the pot seethed over the high flame.
   • The soup seethed in the large kettle, releasing a rich aroma.
   • The lava seethed inside the volcano's crater.

   Sinônimosboilbubblechurnfrothroilsimmer

   Antônimoscalmcoolquietsettlesubside