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spurt, spirt [spɜːt] vb 1. to gush or cause to gush forth in a sudden stream or jet 2. to make a sudden effort n 1. a sudden forceful stream or jet 2. a short burst of activity, speed, or energy [perhaps related to Middle High German sprützen to squirt] Spurt a sudden outbreak, as of feeling or energy; a gushing of liquid; a flight of wild fowl. Examples: spurt of activity, 1792; of business, 1791; of drink, 1859; of ducks (flying), 1874; of dust, 1868; of energy, 1858; of angry feelings, 1880; of jealousy, 1859; of prosperity, 1867; of spray, 1877; of water, 1775; of wind, 1746.
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spurt Translations spurt [ˈspɜːrt] n (= surge) [energy] → sursaut m; [anger, resentment, love, interest] → sursaut m growth spurt → regain m de croissance spurt n (= burst of speed) → Spurt m; a final spurt (lit, fig) → ein Endspurt m; to put a spurt on (lit, fig) → einen Spurt vorlegen; there was a spurt of activity → es brach plötzliche Aktivität aus; in a sudden spurt of energy → in einer plötzlichen Energieanwandlung; to work in spurts → (nur) sporadisch arbeiten spurt [spɜːt] 1. n (of water, steam) → getto; (of speed, energy, anger) → scatto to put on a spurt (runner) → fare uno scatto (fig) (in work) → affrettarsi, sbrigarsi 2. vi (gush) (also spurt out) → sgorgare spurt [spɜːt] 1. n (of water, steam) → getto; (of speed, energy, anger) → scatto to put on a spurt (runner) → fare uno scatto (fig) (in work) → affrettarsi, sbrigarsi 2. vi (gush) (also spurt out) → sgorgare v spurt [spəːt] (of a liquid) to spout or gush Blood spurted from the wound. spuit يَتَدَفَّق шурвам stříkat sprøjte spritzen αναβλύζω ορμητικά purskuma جاري شدن purskuta jaillir לִפרוֹץ फुट निकालना, फुहारा छूटना šiknuti, briznuti kilövell menyembur gusa(st), sprauta(st) sprizzare, sgorgare ほとばしる (액체 등이) 분출하다 (iš)trykšti []šļākties menyembur spuiten sprute, stråle tryskać jorrar a ţâşni хлынуть striekať brizgati šikljati spruta พ่น; พุ่ง fışkırmak 噴出 бити струменем دھارے یا فوارے کی شکل میں پھوٹ پڑنا phun, bắn vọt 喷出 n a sudden gush or burst a spurt of blood/energy. spuit, uitbarsting دَفْقَه силна струя vytrysknutí sprøjt; udbrud der Strahl εκτίναξη, ξέσπασμα purse, spurt فوران purskaus jaillissement סִילוֹן फुहार, तेजधार izljev, mlaz kilövellés semburan gusa; (fjör)kippur sprizzo; impeto ほとばしり 분출 protrūkis, čiurkšlė šalts; (enerģijas u.tml.) pieplūdums; (sportā) spurts pecutan straal, opwelling kraftig stråle, sprut strumień, zryw jacto ţâşnire струя; прилив vytrysknutie izbruh šikljanje stråle, utbrott อย่างฉับพลัน fışkırma 突然噴出 струмінь یکایک پھوٹنے والی دھار sự tuôn trào 突然喷出 put a spurt on / put on a spurt to run or go faster eg towards the end of a race He put a sudden spurt on and passed the other competitors. plotseling versnel يَرْكُض حتّى نِهايَة السِّباق напъвам се nasadit spurt spurte (los)spurten φορτσάρω, τρέχω με όλη μου τη δύναμη στο τέλος της κούρσας spurtima سريع تر رفتن kiriä piquer un sprint לְהַגבִּיר מַאֲמָץ तेजी से जाना povećati brzinu hajrázik lari cepat taka á, taka góðan endasprett sprintare, (fare uno sprint) スパートをかける 역주하다 paspausti izrauties uz priekšu (spurtā) memecut een sprint maken spurte, skynde seg przyspieszyć w końcówce dar um arranco a sprinta делать рывок nasadiť špurt sprintati povećati brzinu göra en spurt, spurta วิ่งอย่างรวดเร็ว hamle yapmak (賽跑中的)衝刺 робити раптове зусилля دوڑ کے آخری مرحلے میں رفتار میں اچانک اضافہ کرنا phi nhanh (赛跑中的)冲刺 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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"But laws," he says, "it was only just fear that gave him that last little spurt of strength, and of course it soon played out and he laid down in the bush, and there wasn't anybody to help him, and he died. As a faint spurt of flame rose from the point where the missile struck he swung over the side and was quickly upon the ground. He says that it stands to reason that old families have done their spurt of work in past days, and can't have anything left in 'em now. |
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