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spirt
UK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/spɜːt/US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(spûrt)
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026: | Principal Translations | | Inglés | Español | spurt,
spirt n | (gush of liquid) | chorro nm | | Carol squeezed the bottle and a spurt of ketchup landed on her plate. | | Carol apretó la botella y en su plato aterrizó un chorro de kétchup. | spurt,
spirt vi | (liquid: gush) | salir a chorro loc verb | | Robert turned on the tap and water began to spurt. | | Robert abrió el grifo y el agua empezó a salir a chorro. | spurt [sth],
spirt⇒ vtr | (liquid: make gush) | chorrear⇒ vtr | | Tim's wound was spurting blood. | | La herida de Tim chorreaba sangre. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026: | Additional Translations | | Inglés | Español | spurt,
spirt n | figurative (short burst of [sth]) | arrancada nf | | acelerón nm | | incremento repentino nm + adj | | The athlete's final spurt took her into the lead as they crossed the finish line. | | La arrancada final de la atleta la puso a la cabeza al llegar a la línea de meta. | spurt,
spirt vi | (suddenly increase) | acelerar⇒ vi | | The athelete spurted forward to take the lead. | | La atleta aceleró para ponerse en cabeza. |
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