French translation of ebullition is 
ebullition

Meaning of "ebullition" in English

In English, "ebullition" refers to the action of bubbling or boiling, particularly as a physical reaction when a liquid reaches its boiling point. It can also describe a sudden, energetic outburst, either emotional or physical, resembling a swift surge or overflow of passion, enthusiasm, or excitement. This term is used in both scientific contexts to describe the boiling process and metaphorically to depict an intense outpouring of emotions or reactions.

Meaning of "ebullition" in French

In French, "ebullition" shares a similar meaning, referring to the state of boiling or the process during which a liquid reaches the temperature at which it turns into vapor. Additionally, in a figurative sense, it can denote a sudden and forceful outburst of emotion or activity, akin to an explosion of feelings or temperament. This duality makes it applicable in both scientific discussions and descriptive language around emotions or events.

Pronunciation of "ebullition" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˌɛbjuːˈlɪʃən/

In different English-speaking regions, the pronunciation of "ebullition" may slightly vary, with some accents focusing more on the "b" sound or stressing different syllables. However, the standard pronunciation remains fairly consistent.

Pronunciation of "ebullition" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /ebylijɔ̃/

French pronunciation remains quite uniform across various regions, with minor variations being present in the intensity or emphasis on syllables, mainly influenced by local accents. However, the word maintains its characteristic French nasal vowel.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The scientist noted the ebullition of the liquid under the microscope. (Le scientifique a noté l'ébullition du liquide sous le microscope.)
2. Her ebullition of joy was evident as she received the prize. (Son ébullition de joie était évidente lorsqu'elle a reçu le prix.)
3. The political rally was marked by an ebullition of feelings from the crowd. (Le rassemblement politique a été marqué par une ébullition de sentiments de la foule.)
4. As the sun hit the water, there was an ebullition of vapor. (Lorsque le soleil a frappé l'eau, il y a eu une ébullition de vapeur.)
5. His sudden ebullition of anger surprised everyone. (Son ébullition soudaine de colère a surpris tout le monde.)
6. The chef achieved the perfect ebullition for the sauce. (Le chef a obtenu l'ébullition parfaite pour la sauce.)
7. An ebullition of applause erupted at the end of the performance. (Une ébullition d'applaudissements a éclaté à la fin de la performance.)
8. The chemistry experiment demonstrated the principles of ebullition. (L'expérience de chimie a démontré les principes de l'ébullition.)
9. The film ended with an ebullition of thrilling action. (Le film s'est terminé par une ébullition d'action palpitante.)
10. His ebullition of creativity led to an unexpected masterpiece. (Son ébullition de créativité a conduit à un chef-d'œuvre inattendu.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "ebullition" in English

Synonyms: boiling, eruption, outburst, effervescence, bubbling, surge, explosion, overflow, flare-up, boil-over.

Antonyms: calm, stillness, peace, tranquility, quiet, silence, serenity, rest, hush, placidity.

Similar Words: boil, ferment, agitation, froth, tumult, excitement, fervor, tumultuousness, vigor, vitality.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "ebullition" in French

Synonyms: bouillonnement, effervescence, éruption, explosion, débordement, émoi, agitation, tumult, exubérance, foisonnement.

Antonyms: calme, tranquillité, paix, silence, sérénité, quiétude, placidité, repos, apaisement, immobilité.

Similar Words: bouillir, fermentation, émulsion, écume, turbulence, excitation, ardeur, ferveur, vitalité, vigueur.

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