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Bubble
01
a small, hollow sphere of gas
Exemple
Tiny bubbles rose to the surface of the water.
Carbon dioxide bubbles fizzed in the soda.
02
a dome-shaped, often transparent covering or enclosure made of glass, plastic, or similar material
Exemple
The pilot sat inside a bubble cockpit.
The greenhouse had a large plastic bubble for seedlings.
03
an unrealistic or impractical idea
Exemple
The excitement around the trend was merely a bubble.
His optimism was just a bubble that quickly burst.
04
bulă, bulă speculativă
a rapid trend of increase in prices that eventually leads to a collapse
Exemple
The housing bubble of the mid-2000s led to a catastrophic collapse in real estate prices and triggered the global financial crisis.
Bula imobiliară din mijlocul anilor 2000 a dus la un colaps catastrofal al prețurilor imobiliare și a declanșat criza financiară globală.
Investors grew increasingly concerned about a possible stock market bubble as valuations soared to unprecedented levels.
Investitorii au devenit din ce în ce mai îngrijorați de o posibilă bulă a pieței de capital, deoarece evaluările au ajuns la niveluri fără precedent.
05
(Cockney rhyming slang) a problematic situation or difficulty
SlangExemple
He 's in a bit of a bubble at work.
That project caused a lot of bubble.
to bubble
01
to produce or release bubbles of gas
Exemple
The water bubbled as it boiled.
Carbonated drinks bubble when opened.
02
to let gas escape from the stomach, typically as burping
Exemple
The baby bubbled after drinking milk.
He bubbled loudly after finishing the soda.
03
to cause a substance to form bubbles
Exemple
She bubbled the soup before serving.
The chemist bubbled oxygen through the solution.
04
to rise or move upward in the form of bubbles
Exemple
Hot springs bubbled from the ground.
Magma bubbled to the surface.
05
to flow or move with a continuous, gurgling noise
Exemple
The brook bubbled down the hillside.
The sauce bubbled as it simmered unevenly.
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