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polvorització catòdica espanyol
salpicadura The noise of something spattering or sputtering explosively.
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Investors put aside any concerns that the high-flying company would soon sputter.
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He switched on the electric current, and the apparatus began to sputter.
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The helicopter man pulled the ignition-cord and a rocket began to sputter.
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He slammed the door viciously going out, causing the lamp to sputter.
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The eruption of Vesuvius was only a little sputter to what followed.
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Ki began to sputter, but Tobin nudged his foot and he subsided.
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Pomerleau struck a match, and watched the small flame sputter and blossom.
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A votive candle on the coffee table began to sputter and pop.
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Wind whirled about the castle, making the fire sputter in the hearth.
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They were awakened after eleven o'clock by a sputter of rifle shots.
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Talking, however, was not his forte, and his nervousness made him sputter.
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Indeed, there is for me absolutely no wheeze, no sputter, no grunt.
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Amy listened to the door slam and the car sputter to life.
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Tugboats like the Jennifer sputter noisily, scurrying off to the next errand.
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Tank started to sputter but the man holding me cut him off.
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I see it sputter and die in my arms when I drink.
