Слово англійською: spill

Дієслово

Переклад spill українською: розси́пати, розли́ти (на підло́гу і т. д.)

verb

/spɪl/

Verb Forms

present simple I / you / we / they spill	/spɪl/
he / she / it spills	/spɪlz/
past simple spilled	/spɪld/
past participle spilled	/spɪld/
past simple spilt	/spɪlt/
past participle spilt	/spɪlt/
-ing form spilling	/ˈspɪlɪŋ/

[intransitive, transitive] (especially of liquid) to flow over the edge of a container by accident; to make liquid do this
- Water had spilled out of the bucket onto the floor.
- The bag split, and sugar spilled everywhere.
- (figurative) Light spilled from the windows.
- (figurative) He opened the curtains, letting the morning light spill into the room.
- spill something He startled her and made her spill her drink.
- Thousands of gallons of crude oil were spilled into the ocean.
- I managed to carry three full glasses without spilling a drop.
- I accidentally spilled my drink all over him.
[intransitive] + adv./prep. (of people) to come out of a place in large numbers and spread out
- The doors opened and people spilled into the street.
- After the clubs closed, the drinkers spilled out into the streets.

Word Originverb Old English spillan ‘kill, destroy, waste, shed (blood)’; of unknown origin.

Idioms

cry over spilt milk (British English)

(US English cry over spilled milk)

to waste time worrying about something that has happened that you cannot do anything about
- As the saying goes—it's no use crying over spilt milk.

spill the beans/tea

(informal) to tell somebody something that should be kept secret or private
- We don't want to spill the beans yet.
- She made the mistake of spilling the tea on her sister's love life.

spill (somebody’s) blood

(formal or literary) to kill or wound somebody
- Nothing can justify spilling innocent blood.

spill your guts (to somebody)

(North American English, informal) to tell somebody everything you know or feel about something, because you are upset
- He has spilled his guts in his new autobiography.

Phrasal Verbs