Salir de golpe, rápido y en gran cantidad.
To flow out suddenly and quickly in large amounts.
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El agua empezó a salir a chorros de la tubería rota. — Water began to gush from the broken pipe.
Salió un chorro de agua de la tubería rota. — There was a gush of water from the broken pipe.
Elogiaba con entusiasmo su talento en la cocina. — She would gushingly praise his cooking talent.
¿Viste la lava brotar del volcán? — Did you see the lava gushing from the volcano?
¿Viste el chaparrón de anoche? — Did you see the gush of rain last night?
¿Por qué hablas maravillas de esa película? — Why are you gushing about that movie so much?
Arregla el grifo antes de que chorree toda la noche, por favor. — Please fix the faucet before it gushes all night.
Miramos el chorro de la fuente del parque. — We watched the gush from the fountain in the park.
Siempre se derrite cuando habla de su cachorro nuevo. — He always gushes when talking about his new puppy.
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