snowball
snow
snoʊ
snow
ball
bɔ:l
bawl
British pronunciation
/snˈə‍ʊbɔːl/

Definición y significado de "snowball"en inglés

Snowball
01

a ball of snow pressed together, typically for throwing in play

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The children made a snowball and tossed it across the yard.
A snowball flew past his head.
02

a ball of crushed ice flavored with fruit syrup, typically served as a dessert or treat

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He bought a cherry snowball from the street vendor.
The children enjoyed eating snowballs on a hot summer day.
03

a ball of ice cream, often covered with coconut and sometimes chocolate sauce

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She treated herself to a chocolate-covered snowball after lunch.
The bakery 's snowballs were filled with rich vanilla ice cream.
04

a plant with heads of fragrant white, trumpet-shaped flowers, typically growing in sandy, arid regions

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The desert garden featured blooming snowballs along the pathway.
Snowballs are hardy plants suited to dry, sandy soil.
to snowball
01

descontrolarse, crecer rápidamente

to increase or grow rapidly and uncontrollably
InformalInformal
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The social media campaign began to snowball, gaining widespread attention and support.
La campaña en redes sociales comenzó a crecer como una bola de nieve, ganando atención y apoyo generalizados.
The project 's success began to snowball, attracting more investors and stakeholders.
El éxito del proyecto comenzó a crecer como una bola de nieve, atrayendo a más inversores y partes interesadas.
02

to throw snowballs at someone or something

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The children began to snowball each other in the yard.
He snowballed his friends during the winter festival.
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