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Splatter
01
éclaboussement, éclat
the noise of something spattering or sputtering explosively
02
éclaboussure, gicler
the scattered droplets or particles of water or liquid that result from something being struck or dispersed forcefully
to splatter
01
dégouliner
to let a liquid fall in drops, often in a messy manner
Transitive: to splatter a liquid
02
éclabousser
to splash or scatter a thick, sticky liquid onto something or someone
Transitive: to splatter a person or surface with a liquid
03
éclabousser, asperger
(of a liquid) to fall in drops, often in a scattered or messy manner
Intransitive
splatter
n
splat
v
Exemple
The paint splatters were all over the place, evidence of the enthusiastic art project in progress.
The sudden downpour created a splatter on the pavement, forming small puddles.
The kids had a water balloon fight, leaving colorful splatters all over the backyard.
The painter worked carelessly, leaving splatters of paint on the floor.
The chef stirred the soup vigorously, causing a splatter of broth on the stove.
