B1nounsciencemoney
US/ˈbʌb.əl/
UK/ˈbʌb.əl/
a ball of air or gas inside a liquid, or a thin ball of soap and air
In context
The kids were blowing soap bubbles in the park.
When small bubbles appear in the water, it is almost boiling.
Some experts warn that house prices in the city are a bubble that could burst.
Words that go with bubble
noun + noun
- soap bubblesThe baby laughed at the soap bubbles.
- bubble teaStudents queue outside the shop to buy bubble tea.
- air bubblePress the screen protector to remove every air bubble.
- bubble burstWhen the property bubble burst, many investors lost money.
verb + noun
- blow bubblesChildren love to blow bubbles at birthday parties.