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Bubble
01
a small, hollow sphere of gas
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Carbon dioxide bubbles fizzed in the soda.
02
a dome-shaped, often transparent covering or enclosure made of glass, plastic, or similar material
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The greenhouse had a large plastic bubble for seedlings.
03
an unrealistic or impractical idea
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His optimism was just a bubble that quickly burst.
04
buborĂ©k, spekulatĂv buborĂ©k
a rapid trend of increase in prices that eventually leads to a collapse
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Investors grew increasingly concerned about a possible stock market bubble as valuations soared to unprecedented levels.
A befektetĆk egyre inkĂĄbb aggĂłdtak egy lehetsĂ©ges tĆzsdei buborĂ©k miatt, mivel az Ă©rtĂ©kelĂ©sek pĂ©ldĂĄtlan szintre emelkedtek.
05
(Cockney rhyming slang) a problematic situation or difficulty
Slang
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That project caused a lot of bubble.
to bubble
01
to produce or release bubbles of gas
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Carbonated drinks bubble when opened.
02
to let gas escape from the stomach, typically as burping
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He bubbled loudly after finishing the soda.
03
to cause a substance to form bubbles
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The chemist bubbled oxygen through the solution.
04
to rise or move upward in the form of bubbles
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Magma bubbled to the surface.
05
to flow or move with a continuous, gurgling noise
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The sauce bubbled as it simmered unevenly.
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