spray

US /spreɪ/
UK /spreɪ/
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spray, aérosol

liquid that is forced out of a can or other container in a stream of very small drops

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She used hair spray to hold her hairstyle in place.
Elle a utilisé de la laque pour maintenir sa coiffure en place.
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The gardener applied insect spray to the plants.
Le jardinier a appliqué de l'insecticide sur les plantes.
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bouquet, rameau

a branch or cluster of flowers or berries

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She held a delicate spray of orchids.
Elle tenait un délicat bouquet d'orchidées.
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The vase contained a beautiful spray of autumn leaves.
Le vase contenait un magnifique bouquet de feuilles d'automne.
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pulvériser, asperger

to cause liquid to go through the air in a mass of small drops

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The waves sprayed water over the deck.
Les vagues aspergeaient d'eau le pont.
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He sprayed paint onto the canvas.
Il a pulvérisé de la peinture sur la toile.
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