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Verbos Relacionados con Temas - Verbos relacionados con líquidos

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a líquidos como "fluir", "gotear" y "humedecer".

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to flow
to flow
[Verbo]

to move smoothly and continuously in one direction, especially in a current or stream

fluir

fluir

Ex: The melted snow flowed down the mountain slopes, feeding into the river below. 

La nieve derretida fluía por las laderas de la montaña, alimentando el río que estaba abajo.

to overflow

to spill or exceed a brim or limit

rebosar, desbordar

rebosar, desbordar

Ex: The dam couldn't contain the water, causing the water to overflow and flood the surrounding area. 

La presa no podía contener el agua, lo que provocó que el agua se desbordara e inundara el área circundante.

to course
to course
[Verbo]

(of a liquid) to move steadily

correr

correr

Ex: Blood coursed from the wound, staining the bandage. 

La sangre fluyó de la herida, manchando el vendaje.

to trickle
to trickle
[Verbo]

to flow slowly in small amounts or drops

gotear, escurrirse

gotear, escurrirse

Ex: Blood trickled from the small cut on his finger. 

La sangre goteaba del pequeño corte en su dedo.

to stream
to stream
[Verbo]

(of a liquid) to flow plentifully and without interruption

fluir, correr

fluir, correr

Ex: The waterfall streamed gracefully down the cliffside, creating a mesmerizing sight. 

La cascada fluyó con gracia por el acantilado, creando una vista fascinante.

to pour
to pour
[Verbo]

to make a container's liquid flow out of it

verter, echar

verter, echar

Ex: The bartender poured a drink for the customer. 

El bartender vertió una bebida para el cliente.

to slosh
to slosh
[Verbo]

(of a liquid) to move around or spill in irregular motions

chapotear, salpicar

chapotear, salpicar

Ex: The waves sloshed against the sides of the boat, drenching those on board. 

Las olas chapoteaban contra los lados del barco, empapando a los que estaban a bordo.

to drip
to drip
[Verbo]

(particularly of water) to fall in small amounts of droplets

gotear, escurrir

gotear, escurrir

Ex: Raindrops dripped from the leaves after the storm had passed. 

Las gotas de lluvia goteaban de las hojas después de que pasara la tormenta.

to dribble
to dribble
[Verbo]

to flow slowly, often in small drops or an uneven stream

gotear, chorrear

gotear, chorrear

Ex: Paint dribbled from the brush onto the canvas, creating abstract patterns. 

La pintura goteó del pincel al lienzo, creando patrones abstractos.

to eddy
to eddy
[Verbo]

(of liquids or air) to move in a circular or swirling motion

remolinar, arremolinarse

remolinar, arremolinarse

Ex: Dust eddied in the sunlight streaming through the window. 

El polvo remolinaba en la luz del sol que entraba por la ventana.

to leak
to leak
[Verbo]

(of liquid or gas) to escape through a hole or crack in a container or structure

fugarse, escapar

fugarse, escapar

Ex: Gas leaked from the broken pipe, creating a dangerous situation. 

El gas se escapó de la tubería rota, creando una situación peligrosa.

to spill
to spill
[Verbo]

to accidentally cause a liquid or substance to flow out of its container or onto a surface

derramar, verter

derramar, verter

Ex: She spilled water all over the kitchen counter while washing dishes. 

Ella derramó agua por toda la encimera de la cocina mientras lavaba los platos.

to ripple
to ripple
[Verbo]

to flow with irregular movements, often making a bubbling sound

ondular, chapotear

ondular, chapotear

Ex: The water rippled as the fish swam past, creating small waves on the surface. 

El agua ondulaba mientras el pez nadaba, creando pequeñas olas en la superficie.

to seep
to seep
[Verbo]

to slowly leak or pass through small openings

filtrarse, rezumar

filtrarse, rezumar

Ex: Sunlight seeped through the curtains, illuminating the room with a soft glow. 

La luz del sol se filtraba a través de las cortinas, iluminando la habitación con un suave resplandor.

to ooze
to ooze
[Verbo]

to slowly leak or pass through small openings

rezumar, filtrarse lentamente

rezumar, filtrarse lentamente

Ex: Gooey cheese oozed from the pizza slice as it was lifted from the pan. 

El queso pegajoso rezumaba de la rebanada de pizza mientras se levantaba de la sartén.

to splatter

to let a liquid fall in drops, often in a messy manner

derramar

derramar

Ex: The chef splattered oil across the stove while frying chicken. 

El chef salpicó aceite por la estufa mientras freía pollo.

to gush
to gush
[Verbo]

to flow suddenly and forcefully in a rapid and continuous manner

brotar, chorrear

brotar, chorrear

Ex: Blood gushed from the wound, staining the bandage. 

La sangre brotó de la herida, manchando el vendaje.

to squirt
to squirt
[Verbo]

to cause something to come out forcefully in a narrow stream

rociar, chorrear

rociar, chorrear

Ex: He squirted lemon juice over the grilled fish before serving. 

Él rocío jugo de limón sobre el pescado a la parrilla antes de servir.

to burble
to burble
[Verbo]

(of a liquid) to flow with a bubbling sound in an irregular way

gorjear, murmurar

gorjear, murmurar

Ex: The creek burbled over the rocks, creating a tranquil atmosphere. 

El arroyo murmuraba sobre las rocas, creando una atmósfera tranquila.

to spurt
to spurt
[Verbo]

to forcefully flow out in a sudden and strong stream

chorrear, brotar

chorrear, brotar

Ex: Ink spurted from the pen when he pressed too hard while writing. 

La tinta brotó del bolígrafo cuando presionó demasiado fuerte al escribir.

to wet
to wet
[Verbo]

to make something damp or moist by applying water or another liquid

mojar, humedecer

mojar, humedecer

Ex: The rain wetted the ground, making it muddy. 

La lluvia mojó el suelo, haciéndolo lodoso.

to drench
to drench
[Verbo]

to completely cover something with liquid by pouring it onto it

empapar, calar

empapar, calar

Ex: The firefighter drenched the burning building with water to extinguish the flames. 

El bombero empapó el edificio en llamas con agua para extinguir las llamas.

to soak
to soak
[Verbo]

to put something in a liquid for a period of time to allow it to absorb or become saturated

remojar, empapar

remojar, empapar

Ex: He soaked the stained shirt in soapy water to remove the dirt. 

Él remojó la camisa manchada en agua jabonosa para quitar la suciedad.

to dampen
to dampen
[Verbo]

to make something slightly wet or moist

humedecer, mojar ligeramente

humedecer, mojar ligeramente

Ex: He dampened his hair with water before styling it. 

Él humedeció su cabello con agua antes de peinarlo.

to cascade
to cascade
[Verbo]

to flow down rapidly and in large quantities

caer en cascada, desplomarse

caer en cascada, desplomarse

Ex: The chocolate sauce cascaded over the ice cream, creating a delicious treat. 

La salsa de chocolate cascó sobre el helado, creando un delicioso manjar.

to absorb
to absorb
[Verbo]

to take in energy, liquid, etc.

absorber

absorber

Ex: The paper towel absorbed the grease from the pizza. 

La toalla de papel absorbió la grasa de la pizza.

to douse
to douse
[Verbo]

to pour liquid onto something, covering it completely

rociar, empapar

rociar, empapar

Ex: They doused the vegetables with olive oil before roasting them. 

Empaparon las verduras con aceite de oliva antes de asarlas.

to cloud
to cloud
[Verbo]

to make the sky or air overcast

nublar, oscurecer

nublar, oscurecer

Ex: The pollution clouded the atmosphere, causing health problems. 

La contaminación nubló la atmósfera, causando problemas de salud.

to rain
to rain
[Verbo]

(of water) to fall from the sky in the shape of small drops

llover

llover

Ex: The children were disappointed because it rained on their parade day. 

Los niños estaban decepcionados porque llovió el día de su desfile.

drizzle
drizzle
[Sustantivo]

rain that falls in small, fine drops, creating a gentle and steady rainfall

llovizna, garúa

llovizna, garúa

Ex: Drizzle is often accompanied by overcast skies and a mild chill in the air. 

El llovizna a menudo se acompaña de cielos nublados y un fresco suave en el aire.

to snow
to snow
[Verbo]

(of water) to fall from the sky in the shape of small and soft ice crystals

nevar

nevar

Ex: It snowed all night, and we woke up to a winter wonderland. 

Nevó toda la noche, y nos despertamos en un país de las maravillas invernal.

to hail
to hail
[Verbo]

(of water) to fall from the sky as small ice particles

granizar,  caer granizo

granizar, caer granizo

Ex: The weather forecast predicted that it would hail in the afternoon, so they brought umbrellas. 

El pronóstico del tiempo predijo que granizaría por la tarde, así que llevaron paraguas.

to flood
to flood
[Verbo]

(of a river) to become filled and overflown with water and spread it onto the surrounding lands

inundarse

inundarse

Ex: The old bridge was damaged when the river flooded during the storm. 

El viejo puente resultó dañado cuando el río inundó durante la tormenta.

to dry
to dry
[Verbo]

to take out the liquid from something in a way that it is not wet anymore

secar

secar

Ex: She dried her hair with a blow dryer. 

Ella secó su cabello con un secador.

to dry out
to dry out
[Verbo]

to become dry or drier after the removal of moisture

secarse, desecarse

secarse, desecarse

Ex: After the rain, the flooded streets started to dry out under the warmth of the sun. 

Después de la lluvia, las calles inundadas comenzaron a secarse bajo el calor del sol.

to dry up
to dry up
[Verbo]

to become empty of water or other liquids, often through evaporation

secarse, desecarse

secarse, desecarse

Ex: During the drought, many small ponds and lakes in the region started to dry up. 

Durante la sequía, muchos pequeños estanques y lagos de la región comenzaron a secarse.

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