spatter on

spatter on (someone or something)

1. To splash or fall on someone or something in drops or small amounts. Grease from the bacon started spattering on the counter as it cooked in the pan. Make sure you change into some old jeans before you go on your walk. I don't want mud spattering on your nice clothes!

2. To cause some substance to splash or fall on someone or something in drops or small amounts. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "spatter" and "on." Be careful not to spatter paint on the floor! I always end up spattering globs of clay on myself whenever I sculpt.

spatter something on(to) someone or something

to scatter or splash bits or drops of a liquid or something moist onto someone or something. Who spattered barbecue sauce onto the wall? The paint can fell and spattered paint on everyone.

spatter on someone or something

[for a liquid or something moist] to splash onto someone or something. When Kelly painted the hallway, a lot of paint spattered on the floor. The hot fat spattered on me.

词组	spatter on
释义	spatter on spatter on (someone or something) 1. To splash or fall on someone or something in drops or small amounts. Grease from the bacon started spattering on the counter as it cooked in the pan. Make sure you change into some old jeans before you go on your walk. I don't want mud spattering on your nice clothes! 2. To cause some substance to splash or fall on someone or something in drops or small amounts. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "spatter" and "on." Be careful not to spatter paint on the floor! I always end up spattering globs of clay on myself whenever I sculpt. See also: on, spatter Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. spatter something on(to) someone or something to scatter or splash bits or drops of a liquid or something moist onto someone or something. Who spattered barbecue sauce onto the wall? The paint can fell and spattered paint on everyone. See also: on, spatter spatter on someone or something [for a liquid or something moist] to splash onto someone or something. When Kelly painted the hallway, a lot of paint spattered on the floor. The hot fat spattered on me. See also: on, spatter McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: patter spatter on (someone or something) spatter around spatter spatter (someone or something) with (something) spatter with spatter up spatter up (something) grease up splash (someone, something, or oneself) with (something) References in periodicals archive The remains of a blood spatter on the pavement outside Amplifon in Middlesbrough which was damaged when a man allegedly \|kicked a window in, damaging the reception area of the shop, inset IAN MCINTYRE Gruesome sight's no Halloween joke at shop Ms Bain added: "You found there was impact spatter on the linoleum?" Mrs Weston replied: "Yes." SUSPECT'S 'DNA WAS ON GLOVE' When a drop of blood strikes a flat surface, the diameter of the drop in flight will be the same as the width of the spatter on the surface. Blood spatter interpretation at crime and accident scenes: a basic approach
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