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Significats de spouting en anglès

Propelled violently in a usually narrow stream.

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Ús de spouting en anglès
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She's seen spouting coronavirus conspiracy theories as a staff member calls police.
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She was spouting hurtful claims without being sure where they came from.
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I'm not spouting lines from an Isaac Asimov novel, but citing reality.
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Tom thought she was about to start spouting steam from her nostrils.
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The interrupted outer circle of water motifs represent Nereids driving spouting fish.
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Cary's roof was mute, and I imagine the spouting was cleaned regularly.
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He let go his grip and came up to the surface, spouting.
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The bird leaped back to its perch, spouting a garble of Spanish.
Map of bones
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And Algernon went on spouting unintelligible talk under a torrent of blows.
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There were dozens of them spouting and showing their backs above water.
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Kevin has been spouting optimistic one-liners, none of which he truly believes.
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Roaring flame, and spouting showers of sparks, poured through the broken skylight.
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And Sylvie's always spouting off in that demon's voice at unexpected moments.
The Oracle Glass
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I can see it with my eyes-black, and spouting flames from behind.
The Man Who Rocked the Earth
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There was a crash of wood, a swift jet of spouting liquor.
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He was watching everything... Richard Burton was just drinking and spouting Shakespeare.
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