spout

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Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
spout n (mouth of a jug or kettle)boca nf
 Ellen tipped the jug so that the milk ran out of the spout.
 Ellen inclinó la jarra para que la leche saliese de la boca.
spout n (tube for pouring)pitorro nm
  caño nm
  boca nf
 Water ran out of the spout of the watering can and onto the flowerbeds.
 El agua salió del pitorro de la lata y cayó en las flores.
spout vi (flow, spurt)salir a chorro loc verb
  salir a borbotones loc verb
  salir a chorreones loc verb
 Water spouted from the burst pipe.
 De la tubería rota salía el agua a chorro.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
spout n (vapour from whale's blowhole) (ballena)espiráculo nm
  (ballena)surtidor nm
 The whale's spout rose high into the air.
 El espiráculo de la ballena se alzó en el aire.
spout n (jet of water)chorro nm
 When the fountain was turned on a spout of water burst out.
 Cuando se activó la fuente, un chorro de agua salió disparado.
spout vi figurative, informal (talk) (ES)soltar un rollo loc verb
  (palabras)soltar vtr
  perorar vi
  soltar una perorata loc verb
 The politician was spouting on the podium.
 El político estaba soltando un rollo en el podio.
spout [sth] vtr (spurt: a jet of water) (agua)escupir un chorro loc verb
  soltar un chorro loc verb
 The hosepipe spouted water.
 La manguera escupió un chorro de agua.
spout [sth] vtr figurative, informal (talk: nonsense, etc.)soltar vtr
  charlotear vi
  (coloquial)charlar vi
  chacharear vi
 Jeremy's spouting nonsense again.
 Jeremy no dejaba de soltar tonterías.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
InglésEspañol
feeding cup,
spout cup
n
(for feeding babies or invalids)pistero nm
  vaso con boquilla nm + loc adj
spout off vi + adv (speak carelessly)hablar sin pensar vi + loc adv
  hablar más de la cuenta vi + loc adv
up the spout expr slang (pregnant)embarazada adj
 I hear Jenny's up the spout; apparently she's due in May.
water spout n (drain pipe)desagüe, drenaje nm
  gárgola nf
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'spout' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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Collocations: the [politician, reporter] spouted (off) his [opinions, rhetoric], (stop) spouting [nonsense, crap], the [well, geyser] spouted [oil, water], more...

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