effervesce
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ef·fer·vesce /ˌefəˈves $ ˌefər-/ verb [intransitive] technical HCa liquid that effervesces produces small bubbles of gas 〔液体〕冒气泡，起沫→ See Verb table
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effervesce• This occurs when the deep desires, frustrations and fantasies of the hidden self effervesce to the surface.Origin effervesce (1700-1800) Latin effervescere, from fervescere “to begin to boil”ef·fer·vesce verbChineseSyllable
small Corpus of produces that a gas bubbles effervesces liquid
effervesce
ef‧fer‧vesce /ˌefəˈves $ ˌefər-/
verb [intransitive] technical
ef‧fer‧vesce /ˌefəˈves $ ˌefər-/
verb [intransitive] technical Date: 1700-1800
Language: Latin
Origin: effervescere, from fervescere 'to begin to boil'
a liquid that effervesces produces small bubbles of gas
Language: Latin
Origin: effervescere, from fervescere 'to begin to boil'