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bubble ['bʌbəl]1 noun∎ soap bubbles bulles fpl de savon; (in liquid) bouillon m; (in champagne) bulle f; (in glass) bulle f, soufflure f; (in paint) boursouflure f, cloque f; (in metal) soufflure f(b) (transparent cover) cloche f∎ to prick or to burst sb's bubble réduire à néant les illusions de qn, enlever ses illusions à qn;∎ the bubble finally burst finalement mes/ses etc illusions s'envolèrent∎ figurative her real feelings bubbled beneath the surface ses sentiments véritables bouillonnaient en elle∎ the children were bubbling with excitement les enfants étaient tout excités ou surexcités►► bubble bath bain m moussant;bubble gum bubble-gum m;familiar bubble gum music = musique destinée aux jeunes adolescents;Computing bubble memory mémoire f à bulles;Commerce bubble scheme affaire f pourri;Computing bubble store mémoire f à bulles;Commerce bubble wrap bullpack ® msortir à gros bouillonsalso figurative déborder;∎ to bubble over with enthusiasm déborder d'enthousiasme -
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bubble [ˈbʌbl]1. nounbulle f[hot liquid] bouillonner ; [stream] glouglouter3. compounds[excitement] monter* * *['bʌbl] 1.1) (in air, liquid, glass) bulle f (in dans)2) Commerce prix m gonflé3) ( germ-free chamber) chambre f stérile2.1) ( form bubbles) gen faire des bulles; [fizzy drink] pétiller; [boiling liquid] bouillonner3) (be lively, happy) être très animéto bubble with — déborder de [enthusiasm, ideas]
4) ( make bubbling sound) glouglouter•Phrasal Verbs: -
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A n1 (in air, liquid, glass) bulle f (in dans) ; ( in paintwork) boursouflure f ; air bubble, bubble of air bulle f d'air ; to blow bubbles faire des bulles ;4 ( sound) glouglou m.B vi1 ( form bubbles) gen faire des bulles ; [fizzy drink] pétiller ; [boiling liquid] bouillonner ; to bubble out of the ground jaillir du sol à gros bouillons ;2 fig ( boil) to bubble beneath the surface bouillonner sous la surface ; to keep the issue bubbling alimenter l'affaire ;4 ( make bubbling sound) glouglouter.I'm waiting for the bubble to burst je pense que c'est trop beau pour durer.■ bubble over déborder (with de).
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