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Definition of bubble shell - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
ocean speciesTECH. marine mollusk of genus Bulla, with thin round casingTECH.
- Divers found a bubble shell near the reef.
- The guide pointed out a bubble shell resting on the sandy seabed.
- A rare bubble shell washed ashore after the storm.
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Expressions with bubble
cause a soap or air bubble to break and disappear
The child laughed as the bubble bursts in the sunlight.
liquid overflows due to boiling or agitation
The soup bubbled over on the stove.
move upward in bubbles or a bubbling manner
The soup began to bubble up on the stove.
person overly protected from real-life experiences
He grew up as a bubble boy, unaware of the world.
rise to the top of a liquid
The air bubbles to the surface of the water.
show great enthusiasm or joy
She bubbled with excitement when she heard the news.
a situation or expectation suddenly fails
Their happiness ended when the bubble burst.
show strong emotion or quality in a lively way
He bubbled with enthusiasm during the meeting.
make someone realize their belief is not true
I hate to burst your bubble, but that's not possible.
end someone's happiness or optimism
The news of the defeat burst the bubble of the excited fans.
dispel someone's unrealistic beliefs or expectations
I hate to burst your bubble, but the tickets sold out yesterday.
ruin someone's happy moment
She busted his bubble by telling him the surprise was spoiled.
be isolated from the real world
He tends to live in a bubble, unaware of current events.
be successful but not fully established
The band continues to bubble under in the indie scene.
cause someone's unrealistic expectations to be destroyed
The harsh feedback pricked the bubble of his dreams.
suddenly realizing unrealistic expectations
Everyone thought the project was perfect, but the bubble has burst.
mark an answer by filling a circular area
Please bubble in your answers on the test sheet.
situation where perception of reality is altered
The leader's charisma created a reality distortion bubble around him.
device for making bubbles with soapy water
The kids played with a bubble blower in the yard.
bubble of air in any environment
She watched an air bubble float in her soda.
bath with many soap bubbles
She relaxed in a warm bubble bath after a long day..
chewing gum that can be blown into bubbles
She loves chewing bubble gum during class.
plastic sheet with air bubbles for packaging
She wrapped the vase in bubble wrap for safety.
thin sphere of liquid enclosing air or gas
The child blew a soap bubble that floated away..
Expressions with shell
outer covering left after contents are removed
The beach was covered in empty shell after the storm.
game where a pea is hidden under shells
He lost money playing the shell game at the fair.
pay a large amount of money unwillingly
He had to shell out $500 for the unexpected car repair..
company existing only on paper, often for business transactions
The shell corporation had no employees or real office.
person lacking emotions or purpose
After the tragedy, he felt like just an empty shell.
withdraw from social interactions or activities
After the argument, he crawled into his shell and avoided everyone.
become withdrawn and avoid social interaction
After the argument, he went into his shell.
more confident and willing to talk
After joining the club, she came out of her shell.
less shy and reserved
After a few weeks, Maya was finally out of your shell at meetings.
withdraw from social interactions
She tends to retreat into her shell when she's feeling overwhelmed.
become less sociable or more shy
After the argument, he began to withdraw into his shell.
shy and avoiding social interaction
After the incident, he became withdrawn into his shell and rarely spoke to anyone.
person lacking vitality or spirit due to hardship
After the tragedy, he became a shell of a man.
withdraw from social interaction or engagement
After the argument, he retired into a shell.
withdraw from social interaction or communication
After the argument, he retired into his shell.
hard outer layer of an oyster
The oyster shell protects the soft body inside.
crust forming the base and sides of a pie
She carefully placed the apple filling into the pie shell.
collecting seashells as a leisure activity
Shell collecting is a popular beach pastime.
material from the shell used in jewelry
She wore a necklace made of pearl shell.
in a state of stunned confusion or shock
She was shell-shocked by the unexpected news.
lightweight jacket designed to block wind and resist water
He wore a shell jacket on his hike to stay dry..
type of taco with soft tortilla
I prefer a soft shell taco over a hard shell one.
hard protective outer layer
The turtle's armored shell protects it from predators.
shell free from dirt or debris
The diver found a clean shell on the ocean floor.
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- French:Bulla, ...
- German:Blasenschnecke, ...
- Italian:bulla, ...
- Spanish:caracol burbuja, ...
- Portuguese:molusco do género Bulla, ...
- Chinese:气泡螺, ...
- Japanese:フウセンウミウシ, ...
- Arabic:مَحّار فُقّاعِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹנְכִיַּת בּוּלָה, ...
- Russian:пузырная улитка, ...
- Ukrainian:морський молюск роду Bulla з тонкою округлою черепашкою, ...
- Hindi:पतली गोल खोल वाला समुद्री घोंघा, ...
- Bengali:পাতলা গোল খোলসওয়ালা বুলা গণের সামুদ্রিক শামুক, ...
- Catalan:bullina, ...
- Czech:bula, ...
- Danish:bullasnegl, ...
- Dutch:bulla-slak, ...
- Greek:θαλάσσιο σαλιγκάρι με λεπτό στρογγυλό κέλυφος, ...
- Hungarian:tengeri csiga, ...
- Khmer:មូលលូសសមុទ្រនៃពូជប៊ុលឡា ដែលមានសម្បកស្តើងរាងមូល, ...
- Korean:거품달팽이, ...
- Persian:حلزون حبابی, ...
- Polish:bulla, ...
- Portuguese (BR):concha-bolha, ...
- Romanian:Bulla, ...
- Swedish:bubblsnäcka, ...
- Thai:หอยบับเบิลเชลล์, ...
- Turkish:kabarcık kabuklu deniz salyangozu, ...
- Vietnamese:ốc bọt, ...
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