Translation
foam, froth
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Word origin
From Latin spuma ('foam, froth'). The same Latin root gives the English 'spume' and is related to 'pumice', the frothy volcanic stone.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- spuma
- English cognates
- spume, pumice
Grammar
Examples
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The waves broke and left foam on the sand.
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The beer had too much froth.
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The soap makes a lot of foam with hot water.
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Look how much froth this coffee has!
decoró .
The cook decorated the dish with a lemon foam.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 42, lesson 2: espuma, braga, inodoro and 7 more words.