Patrón de uso:
a waterfall; (the) waterfall at/in [place]
We followed the trail until we reached a waterfall hidden in the forest.
Az ösvényt követtük, amíg el nem értünk egy erdőben megbúvó vízeséshez.
After the rain, the waterfall was louder and wider than usual.
Az eső után a vízesés a szokásosnál hangosabb és szélesebb volt.
Mist rose from the pool at the bottom of the waterfall.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
We saw a waterfall in the park.
Láttunk egy vízesést a parkban.
The waterfall is very loud.
A vízesés nagyon hangos.
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes confuse a waterfall (natural falling water) with a fountain (water pushed up by a pump).
Significado
water falling over a cliff
Colocaciones
a spectacular waterfall
|a thundering waterfall
|a secluded waterfall
|a waterfall trail
|a waterfall hike
|at the base of the waterfall
|near a waterfall
|the waterfall plunges
|a waterfall cascades
|visit a waterfall
Sinónimos
cascade (Often suggests water falling in steps or in a series of drops.)
Antónimos
still water (Water that is calm and not falling or moving rapidly.)
Temas
nature
|geography
|travel
Definición
A place where water falls down from a high place, like a cliff.
A place where a river or stream drops suddenly over a steep edge or rocks, creating falling water, often with a pool below.
Patrón de uso:
a waterfall of [something]
After the announcement, a waterfall of messages hit her inbox.
A bejelentés után üzenetek áradata zúdult a postaládájára.
He responded with a waterfall of excuses that didn’t answer the question.
Kifogások áradatával válaszolt, amelyek nem adtak választ a kérdésre.
Sunlight spilled through the leaves in a waterfall of gold.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
I got a waterfall of emails today.
Ma e-mailek áradata zúdult rám.
Error frecuente:
This is usually used for a large, fast flow (e.g., words, emails, light), not for small amounts; use “trickle” for small flows.
Significado
continuous stream of something
Colocaciones
a waterfall of words
|a waterfall of emails
|a waterfall of information
|a waterfall of light
|a waterfall of hair
|a waterfall of tears
|a waterfall of complaints
|a waterfall of notifications
|a waterfall of sound
|a waterfall of data
Sinónimos
flood (Emphasizes being overwhelmed by a large amount.)
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torrent (Stronger and more dramatic; suggests great force.)
Antónimos
trickle (A small amount coming slowly.)
Temas
language
|media
|daily_life
Definición
A lot of something coming quickly and continuously.
A large amount of something that seems to pour or come out continuously and quickly, as if flowing like falling water.
Patrón de uso:
a waterfall [process/method/approach/project]
They used a waterfall approach, finishing the full design before starting development.
Vízesésmodell-alapú megközelítést alkalmaztak: a teljes tervezést befejezték, mielőtt elkezdték a fejlesztést.
Waterfall planning can work well when the requirements are stable.
A vízesésmodell-alapú tervezés jól működhet, ha a követelmények stabilak.
The team switched from waterfall development to a more iterative process.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
This project uses a waterfall approach.
Ebben a projektben vízesésmodell-alapú megközelítést alkalmaznak.
Error frecuente:
In this sense, “waterfall” is usually an adjective before a noun (e.g., “waterfall approach”), not used alone to mean “a waterfall.”
Significado
sequential project approach
Colocaciones
a waterfall model
|a waterfall approach
|waterfall development
|a waterfall process
|waterfall planning
|a waterfall project
|traditional waterfall
|waterfall requirements
|waterfall phases
|waterfall lifecycle
Sinónimos
linear (More general; does not specifically refer to the well-known project method.)
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sequential (Focuses on step-by-step order without the named methodology.)
Antónimos
agile (Contrasts with fixed sequential stages by emphasizing iteration and flexibility.)
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iterative (Opposes a one-pass sequence by repeating cycles of improvement.)
Temas
business
|technology
|project_management
Definición
Done in clear steps, one after another.
Describing a way of planning or developing something in separate stages that happen in a fixed order, with each stage largely completed before the next begins.