splash — to cause liquid to hit against something with force, making drops fly in all directions
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to cause liquid to hit against something with force, making drops fly in all directions
Pronunciation (IPA): /splæʃ/
Korean meaning: 액체가 사방으로 튀기며 세게 부딪치게 하다
Korean pronunciation: 스**플래**시
Example Sentences
- My dog loves to splash in every puddle he finds
- The new restaurant made a huge splash in the food scene
- Don't splash me! I just dried my hair
splash
VERB//splæʃ//
to cause liquid to hit against something with force, making drops fly in all directions

a excited child jumps off the diving board with arms and legs spread wide. The child hits the bright blue pool water with tremendous force creating a massive eruption. Water droplets and waves explode outward in every direction from the impact point. The powerful splash sends water flying onto nearby sunbathers who shield themselves and laugh. Other swimmers in the pool get caught in the spray as concentric ripples spread across the surface. liquid hitting against something with force making drops fly in all directions
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Origin
16세기에 등장한 의성어로, 물이 튀는 소리를 모방해서 만들어진 단어입니다. 'spla-'는 물방울이 퍼지는 소리, '-sh'는 쉿하고 끝나는 소리를 표현합니다.
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“My dog loves to splash in every puddle he finds”
“The new restaurant made a huge splash in the food scene”
“Don't splash me! I just dried my hair”
“The car drove through the puddle and splashed the pedestrians”
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