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Definition of splashed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
liquid markscovered or marked with liquid spots
- Her dress was splashed with mud after the hike..
2.
colorcovered with bright patches of color
- The artist's canvas was splashed with vibrant hues.
Expressions with splashed
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covered in patches by moonlight
The garden was moon-splashed, creating a magical atmosphere.
bright with sunlight, often feeling warm and cheerful
The sun-splashed garden looked beautiful in the morning.
Origin of splashed
Middle English, splashen (to splash) + -ed (suffix)
Terms with splashed included in their meaning
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liquids
mark or stain made by splashed liquid
liquids
scattered or splashed in small drops
ceramics
decorated with glaze splashed on the surface
covering
covered in spots of splashed liquid or substance
messy liquid
covered or splashed with liquid
texture
smeared or splashed
Examples of splashed in a sentence
His shoes were splashed with water from the puddle. The walls were splashed with bold colors. Her dress was splashed with bright patterns.
View all translations of splashed
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- French:éclaboussé, ...
- German:bespritzt, gesprenkelt, ...
- Italian:schizzato, spruzzato, ...
- Spanish:manchado, ...
- Portuguese:salpicado, ...
- Chinese:沾满, 斑驳的, ...
- Japanese:泥だらけの, 色とりどりの, ...
- Arabic:مبقَّع, مُبَقَّع بِالأَلْوَان, ...
- Hebrew:מֻתָּז, מוּתַז, ...
- Russian:забрызганный, покрытый, ...
- Ukrainian:забризканий, вкритий плямами, ...
- Hindi:छींटों से सना, रंग-बिरंगा, ...
Definition of splash - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
water noisesound of a liquid hitting a surface
- The splash of water was heard across the room..
2.
cookingUS small amount of liquid added to a drinkUS
- He added a splash of soda to his whiskey.
3.
mediaUK prominent or sensational news eventUK
- The scandal made a big splash in the media.
4.
effectimpact or impression made by something
- Her performance made a splash at the festival.
5.
artRare area of bright color contrasting with surroundingsRare
- The painting had a splash of red in the corner.
Verb
1.
watertr./intr. hit liquid causing it to scattertr./intr.
- She splashed water on her face.
2.
arttr. fill roughly with colortr.
- The artist splashed red on the canvas.
3.
mediatr. UK print or publish prominentlytr. UK
- The news was splashed across the front page..
4.
financeintr. spend money extravagantlyintr.
- He splashed out on a new car.
Images of splash
small amount of liquid added to a drink 
area of bright color contrasting with surroundings
Expressions with splash
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move energetically in water causing splashes
The children love to splash about in the pool.
play in water in a carefree manner
The kids love to splash around in the pool.
attract a lot of attention or publicity
The new product made a big splash in the market.
do something that attracts attention or interest
The new product launch made a splash in the market.
spend a lot of money on non-essentials
They decided to splash out on a new car.
spend a lot of money freely
They decided to splash the cash on a luxury vacation.
land in water from the air
The capsule will splash down in the Pacific Ocean.
small amount of liquid added to a drink
He likes a splash of milk in his coffee.
device to stop water from spilling out
The splash guard keeps the shower water in.
outdoor area with water play features
The kids enjoyed the splash park on a hot day.
social event with swimming or water activities
We hosted a splash party for her birthday.
small amount of water thrown or falling
The water splash from the fountain was refreshing.
water play area with sprinklers and fountains
The kids enjoyed the splash pad at the park.
small amount of color added for contrast
The room was brightened by a splash of colour.
brief visit or stopover
We made a splash and dash at the cafe.
introductory webpage shown before the main site
The splash page displayed a welcome message.
first screen shown when a program starts, often with logo or info
The splash screen appeared as soon as the app launched.
small cymbal for special sound effects in music
The drummer hit the splash cymbal for a sharp accent.
Origin of splash
Imitative, splash (sound of splashing)
Examples of splash in a sentence
The splash indicated someone had fallen in. She poured a splash of cream into her coffee. A splash of lemon juice enhanced the flavor. The celebrity's wedding was a splash in the tabloids. His resignation caused a splash in the corporate world. The new product launch made a splash in the market.
His bold fashion choices always make a splash. The artist added a splash of blue to the mural. Her dress had a splash of yellow that caught the eye. He splashed paint onto the canvas. The kids splashed in the puddles after the rain. She splashed blue across the mural. They splashed vibrant colors on the wall. The scandal was splashed in every newspaper. Her achievements were splashed on the magazine cover. They splashed their savings on a luxury vacation. She splashed out on designer clothes for the event.
View all translations of splash
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- French:plouf, éclabousser, ...
- German:Plätschern, spritzen, ...
- Italian:schizzo, schizzare, ...
- Spanish:chapoteo, salpicar, ...
- Portuguese:borrifo, salpicar, ...
- Chinese:水花声, 泼, ...
- Japanese:バシャッ, はねかける, ...
- Arabic:رَشَّة, رَشَّ, ...
- Hebrew:הַתָּזָה, לְהַתִּיז, ...
- Russian:всплеск, плескать, ...
- Ukrainian:плескіт, побризкати, ...
- Hindi:छपाक, छिड़कना, ...
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