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Meanings of gush in English

Portuguese
ebulição
Catalan
ravata
Spanish
arrebato

An unrestrained expression of emotion.

ebulição
Spanish
oleada

A sudden rapid flow (as of water)

oleada
Portuguese
minar
Catalan
adollar
Spanish
salir a chorro

Gush forth in a sudden stream or jet.

minar
Spanish
enaltecer

Praise enthusiastically.

enaltecer
Usage of gush in English
1
In the gush of morning sunlight, and the fervent glance of love.
The Knickerbocker, or New-York Monthly Magazine, April 1844 / Vo...
2
He met the General on the slope with a gush of apologies.
Fort Amity
3
The words burst from him now in a great gush of emotion.
Sheila of Big Wreck Cove: A Story of Cape Cod
4
Then in a gush of superlatives the work itself would be described.
The Inheritors
5
To the murmur and gush of this waterfall the friends had slept.
The Hour and the Man, An Historical Romance
6
With the jar of the closing door came a gush of tears.
The Home Mission
7
The romanticist, on the other hand, loves the spontaneous gush of wonder.
The Art of Letters
8
Then someone came over to gush at him and he politely left.
Ebony
9
They vie with each other in printing stomach-turning gush about these leaders.
The Complete Works of Brann, the Iconoclast — Volume 10
10
The aweful shock quickly gave place to a gush of fatherly affection.
Sketches of the Covenanters
11
With a gush of warm liquid, she gave in to the demand.
The Land of Painted Caves
12
It's easy to make Jacob Hsu gush about the wonders of Baltimore.
Wired
13
The water-springs have not failed to gush out since they were made.
Barlaam and Ioasaph
14
Dylan Thomas's 2014 centenary saw a predictable gush of adjective-drenched, misanthropic verse.
The Guardian
15
Then things better than water will gush out of it for you.
The Trimmed Lamp, and Other Stories of the Four Million
16
Something hard within Catherine melted and she felt a gush of pity.
The Path of the King