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Перевод: spurt

[существительное]
рывок ; бросок ; внезапное резкое усилие; приступ ; вспышка ; взрыв чувства; сильная струя;
[глагол]
делать рывок; делать внезапное усилие; бить струей; хлынуть; выбрасывать струей

Тезаурус:

1. Even now, he could savour the soft, succulent flesh, hear the sudden spurt of flame as the juices dripped on to the coals.
2. The memory was staggeringly clear, as though he had just heard those other bells, as though he were just surging forward in his final spurt, kicking for home.
3. It was only over the last six holes that Faldo put a spurt on.
4. Much of this year's spurt in capital spending (up from around 150m to some 220m) is related to airbags, but the speciality chemical businesses have also seen a big increase, spread over a number of small projects.
5. The early San Antonio date also upsets explanations for the spurt in population growth during Classic times.
6. Faces contort and organs spurt out a smelly stain, a sticky betrayal.
7. With one brief spurt of acceleration Sir Ivor was through it.
8. Bright jets of material sometimes spurt from the nuclei of comets.
9. Instead he put in an extra spurt to create a stockpile, giving him time to throw some finished logs on to the smaller heap.
10. Gilly's heart gave a little spurt and flopped over like a dud rocket.
11. But they trailed 58-53 early in the second period after Giants' Kevin St Kitts and Jerry Johnson spearheaded a 14-0 spurt.
12. This tourniquet is released before the needle is withdrawn from the vein to prevent the back-pressure which has built up from causing the blood to spurt out and form a bruise.
13. Daniel wanted to call out his shock, but the incoherent cry turned in his throat into a spurt of stomach bile.