bubble under
The phrase "bubble under" is often used to describe situations where something or someone is on the verge of success or emerging prominence.
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Definition
C1Entertainment
(informal, british)To be likely to become popular or successful soon, often used for songs or artists gaining momentum.
Example
- The band's latest single is starting to bubble under and could hit the charts soon.
B2General
(informal)To achieve modest success without being fully established.
Example
- The startup is bubbling under, showing promise but not yet dominating the market.
B2Cooking
(technical)To simmer or boil lightly and persistently.
Example
- Let the soup bubble under for a few hours to develop its flavors.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bubble under":
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