Geysers Meaning in English

word · lemma: geyser

US

ˈɡaɪzɝz

GY-zurz

UK

ɡˈiːzəz

GEE-zuhz

Definition

Geysers are natural hot springs that shoot hot water and steam into the air, often at regular intervals.

Usage & Nuances

"Geysers" is mostly used to describe natural phenomena, especially famous ones like Old Faithful. Rarely used outside of geology, except in some regions where it may mean a water heater (mostly UK, not US). Often appears in nature and science discussions.

• Spanish: géiseres
• Portuguese (BR): gêiseres
• Portuguese (PT): géiseres
• Chinese (Simplified): 间歇泉
• Chinese (Traditional): 間歇泉
• Hindi: गायसर्स
• Arabic: الينابيع الحارة
• Bengali: গিজার
• Russian: гейзеры
• Japanese: 間欠泉
• Vietnamese: mạch nước phun
• Korean: 간헐천
• Turkish: gayzer
• Urdu: گرم پانی کا فوارہ
• Indonesian: geiser

Example Sentences

There are many geysers in Yellowstone National Park.

basic

Geysers shoot hot water high into the air.

basic

Some geysers erupt every hour.

basic

Tourists love watching the geysers go off at sunrise.

natural

Have you ever seen the famous geysers in Iceland?

natural

After waiting for 20 minutes, the geysers finally erupted.

natural