foam
US: /ˈfoʊm/
UK: /fˈəʊm/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
foam /foum/- danh từ
- bọt (nước biển, bia...)
- bọt nước dãi, bọt mồ hôi (ở ngựa...)
- (thơ ca) biển
- nội động từ
- sủi bọt, có bọt
- to foam at the mouth: sùi bọt mép; tức sùi bọt mép
- đầy rượu, sủi bọt (cốc)
- sủi bọt, có bọt
Advanced English dictionary
noun, verb+ noun
1 (also foam rubber) [U] a soft light rubber material, full of small holes, that is used for seats, MATTRESSES, etc: a foam mattress + foam packaging
2 [U] a mass of very small air bubbles on the surface of a liquid: a glass of beer with a good head of foam + The breaking waves left the beach covered with foam.
3 [U, C] a chemical substance that forms or produces a soft mass of very small bubbles, used for washing, shaving, or putting out fires, for example: shaving foam + a bottle of bath foam + The fire extinguisher directs foam onto the fire.
+ verb [V] (of a liquid) to have or produce a mass of small bubbles
Synonym: FROTH
She looked down at the foaming white water. + The toothpaste foamed in his mouth. + tankards of foaming beer
Idioms: foam at the mouth
1 (especially of an animal) to have a mass of small bubbles in and around its mouth, especially because it is ill or angry
2 (informal) (of a person) to be very angry
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 bubbles, froth, spume, lather, suds; effervescence, sparkle, carbonation, fizz:
The foam leaves spots when it dries.
v.
2 bubble, froth, spume, lather, suds, soap up:
Watch the solution foam when I drop this tablet into it.
Concise dictionary
foams|foamed|foamingfəʊmnoun
+a mass of small bubbles formed in or on a liquid
+a lightweight material in cellular form; made by introducing gas bubbles during manufacture
verb
+form bubbles
