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froth n (foam on liquid) αφρός ουσ αρσ : Boil the beans and remove the froth with a spoon. froth n: figurative ([sth] light, trivial) αερολογία ουσ θηλ : ασήμαντος επίθ (μεταφορικά) ελαφρύς επίθ : His new comedy is just froth, but enjoyable enough. froth⇒ vi (liquid: produce froth ...
to (cause a liquid to) have or produce a lot of small bubbles that often rise to the surface: The waves frothed as they crashed onto the beach. When she opened the bottle of soda, it frothed up and spilled all over the table.
A froth is a suspension of a gas in a liquid. Minerals that are hydrophobic become attached to the air bubble and float to the surface of the slurry to form a froth, where they can be removed. The air in the liquor is forced to the surface by centrifugal force, either as bubbles which burst, or as a froth.
to (cause a liquid to) have or produce a lot of small bubbles that often rise to the surface: The waves frothed as they crashed onto the beach. When she opened the bottle of soda, it frothed up and spilled all over the table.
4 Ιαν 2013 · Froth – a mass of small bubbles in liquid caused by agitation, fermentation, or salivating. Foam – a mass of small bubbles formed on or in liquid, typically by agitation or fermentation. Lather – a frothy white mass of bubbles produced by soap, washing powder, etc. when mixed with water.
froth. noun. /frɒθ/. /frɔːθ/. [uncountable] a mass of small bubbles, especially on the surface of a liquid synonym foam. a glass of beer with thick froth on top. The horse’s bit was covered with white froth. The barmen around here always top up your beer with too much froth.
The meaning of FROTH is bubbles formed in or on a liquid : foam. How to use froth in a sentence.
