No. 4,366 in French
fusent
"Fusent" means "flow out," "burst forth," or "are emitted" (used for things like sounds, words, or ideas).
In a sentence
Les idées fusent dans cette réunion.
Ideas are flowing rapidly in this meeting.
Here, 'fusent' is used metaphorically to describe ideas as quickly and freely being exchanged, similar to sparks flying out.
Les élèves posent des questions qui fusent sans arrêt.
The students are asking questions that are firing without pause.
In this example, 'fusent' describes questions coming quickly and constantly, emphasizing an energetic and dynamic situation.
Des éclats de rire fusent lors de la fête.
Bursts of laughter are exploding during the party.
Here, 'fusent' is applied metaphorically to laughter, indicating sudden and lively outbursts during the gathering.
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