Burbuja (en. Bubble)

/burˈβuxa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Sphere that forms in a liquid due to the presence of air or gas.

Children play with soap bubbles in the yard.

Los niños juegan con burbujas de jabón en el patio.

Ephemeral or fragile quality of a situation.

The real estate bubble burst in 2008.

La burbuja inmobiliaria estalló en 2008.

From Old Spanish 'burbuja', diminutive of 'burbuja', related to 'burbuja' in Latin, meaning bubble or bump.

Financial bubble

Economic situation that generates an excessive increase in the prices of an asset.

burbuja financiera

Live in a bubble

Being isolated from reality or the difficulties of the outside world.

vivir en una burbuja

Burst a bubble

Causing something that seemed solid or secure to crumble quickly.

reventar una burbuja

Bubble

To form bubbles.

burbujear

Bubbling

That produces bubbles or has bubbles.

burbujeante

Social bubble

It refers to a closed circle of friends where everyone shares the same ideas.

Se refiere a un círculo cerrado de amigos donde todos comparten las mismas ideas.

Love bubble

State of infatuation that makes everything seem perfect.

Estado de enamoramiento que hace que todo parezca perfecto.