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Dictionary French → English: jaillir [liquide source gaz air] de qc

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	French	English
	jaillir `[liquide,` `source,` `gaz,` `air]` (de qc.)	to gush out (of sth.)
Partial Matches
	jaillissement `{m}` `[de` `liquide,` `source]`	gushing out
	irrespirable `{adj}` `[air,` `gaz]`	unbreathable
	tech. recyclage `{m}` `[de` `gaz,` `liquide]`	recirculation
	teneur `{f}` `[de` `gaz,` `liquide]`	level
	auto jaillir `[voiture]` (de qc.)	to shoot out (from sth.)
	jaillir `[apparaître` `subitement]` (de qc.)	to spring up (from sth.)
	jaillir `[en` `sortant]` (de qc.)	to spring out (from sth.)
	jaillir `[flamme,` `étincelle]` (de qc.)	to shoot up (from sth.)
	jaillir `[rires,` `cris]` (de qn./qc.)	to burst out (from sb./sth.)
	jaillir `[s'élever]` `[clocher,` `immeuble,` `arbre]` (au-dessus de qc.)	to tower up (above sth.)
	dégager qc. `[odeur,` `gaz]`	to emit sth.
	chim. épurer qc. `[eau,` `gaz]`	to purify sth.
	chim. gazéifier qc. `[transformer` `en` `gaz]`	to gasify sth.
	fermer qc. `[robinet,` `gaz,` `eau,` `radio]`	to turn off sth.
	s'infiltrer dans qc. `[gaz,` `eau]`	to permeate sth.
	agiter qc. `[liquide]`	to shake sth. up
	brouiller qc. `[liquide]`	to make sth. cloudy `[liquid]`
	décanter qc. `[liquide]`	to allow sth. to settle
	déverser qc. `[liquide]`	to pour sth.
	diluer qc. `[liquide]`	to dilute sth.
	gazéifier qc. `[liquide]`	to aerate sth.
	pulvériser qc. `[liquide]`	to spray sth.
	répandre qc. `[liquide]`	to pour sth.
	verser qc. `[liquide]`	to drain off sth. `[liquid]`
	aspirer qc. `[air]`	to breathe in sth.
	s'alimenter en qc. `[eau,` `gaz,` `électricité]`	to be supplied with sth.
	s'infiltrer à travers qc. `[gaz,` `eau]`	to seep through sth.
	agiter qc. `[bouteille,` `liquide]`	to churn sth. `[agitate` `vigorously]`
	pénétrer qc. `[pluie,` `liquide]`	to seep into sth.
	pénétrer qc. `[pluie,` `liquide]`	to soak into sth.
	répandre qc. `[du` `liquide]`	to spill sth.
	sécréter qc. `[goutte,` `liquide]`	to exude sth.
	vaporiser qc. `[eau,` `liquide]`	to spray sth.
	faire tourner qc. `[liquide]`	to swill sth. `[liquid:` `swirl]`
	cuis. laisser frémir qc. `[liquide]`	to simmer sth.
	écol. assainir qc. `[air,` `atmosphère]`	to purify sth.
	entonner qc. `[chanson,` `air]`	to start singing sth.
	cuis. glacer qc. `[boisson,` `liquide,` `fruit]`	to chill sth.
	déverser qc. dans qc. `[liquide]`	to pour sth. into sth.
	ouvrir qc. `[faire` `fonctionner` `(chauffage,` `télé,` `robinet,` `gaz,` `radiateur)]`	to turn on sth.
	plonger qn./qc. `[dans` `un` `liquide]`	to plunge sb./sth. `[immerse]`
	s'incorporer à qc. `[liquide,` `substance]`	to blend into sth.
	s'insinuer dans qc. `[liquide,` `odeur]`	to seep into sth.
	répandre qc. par terre `[du` `liquide]`	to pour sth on the ground
	jaillir	to eruct `[erupt,` `spew` `out]`
	jaillir	to spew (out) `[gush` `out]`
	jaillir `[étincelles]`	to fly `[sparks]`
	intarissable `{adj}` `[source]`	never-ending
	hydro. fontaine `{f}` `[source]`	spring `[water` `source]`

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