Spatter
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British pronunciation/spˈætɐ/
American pronunciation/ˈspætɝ/

Definición y Significado de "spatter"

to spatter
01

salpicar, aspersar

to splash small particles of a liquid in a random manner
Transitive: to spatter a liquid somewhere
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The motorcyclist sped through the muddy road, spattering dirt onto nearby vehicles.
The saucepan boiled vigorously, spattering tomato sauce onto the stove.
The dog shook itself vigorously, spattering water droplets across the room.
02

salpicar, manchar

to cover a surface with drops or spots of a substance
Transitive: to spatter a surface with a liquid
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To give the room a rustic look, the decorator spattered the exposed brick wall with whitewash paint.
The laboratory countertop was spattered with chemicals from the experiment gone awry.
The artist spattered the canvas with vibrant hues of red and blue to create a dynamic abstract painting.
03

salpicar, esparcir

to spurt or burst forth in scattered drops
Intransitive: to spatter somewhere
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As the waves crashed against the rocks, seawater spattered onto the shore.
Mud spattered from the tires as the truck traversed the muddy road.
Blood spattered across the crime scene, indicating a violent struggle.
Spatter
01

salpicadura, esparcimiento

the act of splashing a (liquid) substance on a surface
02

salpicadura, gota

the noise of something spattering or sputtering explosively
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Ejemplo
The motorcyclist sped through the muddy road, spattering dirt onto nearby vehicles.
The saucepan boiled vigorously, spattering tomato sauce onto the stove.
The dog shook itself vigorously, spattering water droplets across the room.
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