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spilt [Brit spɪlt, americ spɪlt] VERBO pass VERBO Part perf
spilt → spill
I. spill [Brit spɪl, americ spɪl] SUBST
1. spill (accidental):
2. spill (fall):
to have or take a spill cyclist:
to have or take a spill horse-rider:
3. spill (for lighting candles):
allume-feu m inv
II. spill <Pret imperf, Part perf spilt or spilled> [Brit spɪl, americ spɪl] VERBO trans
1. spill (pour):
spill (overturn) liquid
spill (drip) liquid
to spill sth on(to) or over surface, object, person
2. spill (disgorge):
spill oil, rubbish, chemical
déverser (into dans, on(to) sur)
III. spill <Pret imperf, Part perf spilt or spilled> [Brit spɪl, americ spɪl] VERBO intr (empty out)
spill contents, liquid, light, chemicals:
se répandre (onto sur, into dans)
to spill from or out of container
to spill (out) into or onto the street fig crowds, people:
IV. spill [Brit spɪl, americ spɪl]
I. spill [Brit spɪl, americ spɪl] SUBST
1. spill (accidental):
2. spill (fall):
to have or take a spill cyclist:
to have or take a spill horse-rider:
3. spill (for lighting candles):
allume-feu m inv
II. spill <Pret imperf, Part perf spilt or spilled> [Brit spɪl, americ spɪl] VERBO trans
1. spill (pour):
spill (overturn) liquid
spill (drip) liquid
to spill sth on(to) or over surface, object, person
2. spill (disgorge):
spill oil, rubbish, chemical
déverser (into dans, on(to) sur)
III. spill <Pret imperf, Part perf spilt or spilled> [Brit spɪl, americ spɪl] VERBO intr (empty out)
spill contents, liquid, light, chemicals:
se répandre (onto sur, into dans)
to spill from or out of container
to spill (out) into or onto the street fig crowds, people:
IV. spill [Brit spɪl, americ spɪl]
I. thrill [Brit θrɪl, americ θrɪl] SUBST
1. thrill (sensation):
2. thrill (pleasure):
plaisir m (of doing de faire)
se donner des sensations fortes (from or out of doing en faisant)
II. thrill [Brit θrɪl, americ θrɪl] VERBO trans
thrill (with admiration) person, audience
thrill readers, viewers
III. thrill [Brit θrɪl, americ θrɪl] VERBO intr
frissonner (at, to à)
IV. thrilled ADJ
ravi, enchanté (with de, to do de faire, that que + Conj)
ravi que
+ Conj thrilled with
V. thrill [Brit θrɪl, americ θrɪl]
thrilled to bits coloq with sth
spill down VERBO [Brit spɪl -, americ spɪl -]
spill down rain:
I. spill out VERBO [Brit spɪl -, americ spɪl -] (spill out)
spill out liquid, lava, contents:
II. spill out VERBO [Brit spɪl -, americ spɪl -] (spill out [sth], spill [sth] out)
spill out contents
spill out secrets
spill out story
spill over VERBO [Brit spɪl -, americ spɪl -] literal
déborder (onto sur)
to spill over into fig area of activity, relationship, street, region
to spill over into looting, hostility
oil spill SUBST
it's no good crying over spilt milk prov
carelessly break, drop, lose, spill
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renverser liquide, contenu
se renverser liquide, contenu:
no Dicionário PONS
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spilt [spɪlt] VERBO
spilt Part perf, pass of spill
I. spill [spɪl] SUBST
1. spill (act of spilling):
2. spill coloq (fall):
II. spill <spilt, spilt [or americ, Aus spilled, spilled]> [spɪl] VERBO trans
Expressões:
III. spill [spɪl] VERBO intr
1. spill (flow):
2. spill (spread):
I. spill [spɪl] SUBST
1. spill (act of spilling):
2. spill coloq (fall):
II. spill <spilt, spilt [or americ, Aus spilled, spilled]> [spɪl] VERBO trans
Expressões:
III. spill [spɪl] VERBO intr
1. spill (flow):
2. spill (spread):
it is no good crying over spilt [or americ spilled] milk
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no Dicionário PONS
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spilt [spɪlt] VERBO
spilt Part perf, pass of spill
I. spill [spɪl] SUBST
1. spill (act of spilling):
2. spill coloq (fall):
II. spill <-ed [or spilt] , -ed [or spilt]> [spɪl] VERBO trans
Expressões:
III. spill <-ed [or spilt] , -ed [or spilt]> [spɪl] VERBO intr
1. spill (flow):
2. spill (spread):
I. spill [spɪl] SUBST
1. spill (act of spilling):
2. spill coloq (fall):
II. spill <-ed [or spilt] , -ed [or spilt]> [spɪl] VERBO trans
Expressões:
III. spill <-ed [or spilt] , -ed [or spilt]> [spɪl] VERBO intr
1. spill (flow):
2. spill (spread):
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The song, released earlier this month, gives a harrowing account of what happens when doctors carelessly overprescribe medicine.
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The woodpecker carelessly pecks slightly at the deckchair's leg.
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As a result, he carelessly slams the car door on his own hand, causing him immense pain.
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They drive the car carelessly and wildly across the fields and, ultimately into a haystack, taking the stack with them, continuing the frightful journey.
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She, however--despite promoting the holiday extensively--actually hates the day, carelessly redirecting all gifts for some hocus-pocus philanthropic causes: a cure for cancer and orphanage-grade toilet paper.
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