bubbling
word · lemma: bubble
Definition
Making bubbles or having bubbles form on the surface, often because something is boiling, fermenting, or showing excitement or energy.
Usage & Nuances
'Bubbling' is used for liquids making bubbles (boiling water, soda), but can also describe feelings (bubbling with excitement). It's often an adjective or -ing verb. With emotions, it means something just about to show or overflow.
Spanish: burbujeante - burbujeandoPortuguese (BR): borbulhante - borbulhandoPortuguese (PT): borbulhante - a borbulharChinese (Simplified): 冒泡 - 沸腾Chinese (Traditional): 冒泡 - 沸騰Hindi: फूटता हुआ - बुलबुलाता हुआArabic: يفور - يفور مع الفقاعاتBengali: ফেনা উঠছে - উত্তেজনায় ফেটে পড়ছেRussian: бурлящий - пузырящийсяJapanese: 泡立つ - 湧き上がる（感情）Vietnamese: sôi sục - nổi bọtKorean: 끓어오르는 - 거품이 이는Turkish: kabaran - köpürenUrdu: بلبلانا - جوش مارناIndonesian: berbuih - mendidih - menggelegak
Example Sentences
The soda was bubbling when I opened it.
basic
The water started bubbling after a few minutes.
basic
She walked into the room, bubbling with excitement.
natural
The soup is bubbling on the stove.
basic
Laughter was bubbling up from the kids in the back seat.
natural
The city was bubbling with energy during the festival.
natural