Englisch
Spanisch
I. spout [Am spaʊt, Brit spaʊt] SUBST
1. spout (of teapot, kettle):
- spout
- pico m
- spout
- pitorro m Esp
2. spout (pipe):
- spout (on gutter)
- canalón m
- spout (on fountain, gargoyle)
- caño m
- up the spout Brit ugs our plans are up the spout
- los planes se nos han ido al garete ugs
- that's another £200 up the spout
- ¡otras 200 libras que se van a la basura!
- he's really up the spout now
- ahora sí que se ha metido en un lío ugs
3. spout (jet):
- spout
- chorro m
II. spout [Am spaʊt, Brit spaʊt] VERB trans
1. spout oil/liquid/steam:
- spout
- arrojar chorros de
- spout
- expulsar chorros de
2. spout (say pompously):
- spout
- soltar
- he's always spouting nonsense about religion
- anda siempre soltando paparruchas sobre religión
III. spout [Am spaʊt, Brit spaʊt] VERB intr
1. spout:
- spout liquid:
- salir a chorros
- spout whale:
- expulsar chorros de agua
2. spout person:
- spout
- perorar
- spout
- soltar peroratas
Spanisch
Englisch
- chorreo
- spouting
- pitorro
- spout
- pitón
- spout
- caño
- spout
- botijo
- drinking jug with spout
- porrón
- wine bottle (with a long spout for drinking from)
- pico
- spout
Englisch
Spanisch
I. spout [spaʊt] SUBST
1. spout:
- spout of kettle
- pitorro m
- spout of jar
- pico m
- spout (tube)
- caño m
2. spout (jet):
- spout
- chorro m
Wendungen:
- to be up the spout Aus, Brit ugs
- estar en una situación desesperada
II. spout [spaʊt] VERB trans
1. spout (send out):
- spout flames, water
- echar
2. spout abw:
- to spout sth
- perorar sobre algo
- to spout facts and figures
- soltar una retahíla de datos y cifras
III. spout [spaʊt] VERB intr
1. spout abw (speechify):
- spout
- perorar
2. spout (gush):
- spout
- chorrear
water spout SUBST Am METEO
- water spout
- tromba f
Spanisch
Englisch
- pitorro
- spout
- bebedero
- spout
- pistero
- cup with spout
- caño (de la fuente)
- spout
- pitón
- spout
- porrón
- bottle with a long spout
- tromba (de agua)
- water spout
- tus palabras nos sonaron a música celestial
- you were spouting nonsense
Englisch
Spanisch
I. spout [spaʊt] SUBST
1. spout:
- spout of kettle
- pitorro m
- spout of jar
- pico m
- spout (tube)
- caño m
2. spout (jet):
- spout
- chorro m
II. spout [spaʊt] VERB trans
1. spout (send out):
- spout flames, water
- echar
2. spout abw:
- to spout sth
- perorar sobre algo
- to spout facts and figures
- soltar una retahíla de datos y cifras
III. spout [spaʊt] VERB intr
1. spout (gush):
- spout
- chorrear
2. spout abw (speechify):
- spout
- perorar
eaves spout SUBST regional, eaves trough SUBST regional (gutter)
- eaves spout
- canalón m
- eaves spout
- canal mf
Spanisch
Englisch
- pitorro
- spout
- bebedero
- spout
- caño (de la fuente)
- spout
- pistero
- cup with spout
- tromba (de agua)
- water spout
- tus palabras nos sonaron a música celestial
- you were spouting nonsense
- surtir
- to spout
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On some days the fountain's spouting water can reach up to 60 feet high.
en.wikipedia.org The object is for each player to create a pipeline of a designated length, beginning with a valve and ending with a spout.
en.wikipedia.org At every level of the vase, one can insert flowers in the appropriate spouts around the vase.
en.wikipedia.org The basin dates to the 14th century, but the lions spouting water are believed to be older, dating to the 11th century.
en.wikipedia.org She holds a fish that spouts water out of its mouth.
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