No. 10,392 in French
jaillit
"Jaillit" means "springs forth" or "gushes out."
In a sentence
L'eau jaillit de la fontaine avec force.
The water gushes out from the fountain with force.
Describes the action of something (water) forcefully emerging from a source (fountain).
Une idée brillante jaillit soudain dans son esprit.
A brilliant idea suddenly springs forth in their mind.
Metaphorically implies the sudden emergence of an abstract concept (idea) in someone's mind.
Lors du feu d'artifice, des lumières jaillissent dans le ciel nocturne.
During the fireworks, lights burst forth into the night sky.
Illustrates the dynamic emergence of lights into the sky during an event (fireworks).
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