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View usage for: (drentʃ) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense drenches, present participle drenching, past tense, past participle drenchedverbTo drench something or someone means to make them completely wet. They turned fire hoses on the people and drenched them. [VERB noun] They were getting drenched by icy water. [get VERB-ed] We were completely drenched and cold. [VERB-ed] I reached Kilmarnock in the early morning in drenching rain. [VERB-ing] Synonyms: soak, flood, wet, duck More Synonyms of drench -drenched combining form ...the rain-drenched streets of the capital. More Synonyms of drench drench in British English (drɛntʃ) verb (transitive)1. to make completely wet; soak 2. to give liquid medicine to (an animal), esp by force noun3. the act or an instance of drenching 4. a dose of liquid medicine given to an animal Derived forms drencher (ˈdrencher) noun drenching (ˈdrenching) noun, adjective Word origin Old English drencan to cause to drink; related to Old High German trenkendrench in American English (drɛntʃ) verb transitive1. to make (a horse, cow, etc.) swallow a medicinal liquid 2. to make wet all over; soak or saturate in liquid noun3. a large liquid dose, esp. for a sick animal 4. a drenching or soaking 5. a solution for soaking SIMILAR WORDS: soak Word origin ME drenchen < OE drencan, to make drink, drown, caus. of drincan, to drink < Gmc * drank-, pret. stem of * drinkan, drink + -jan, caus. suffix Examples of 'drench' in a sentencedrench It's a great choice for a hard workout - and another bonus is that it does not feel drenched in sweat.His windscreen was drenched in flying oil.The designer dress bought in panic was drenched in sweat.The landing zone had been drenched by days of rain.Sometimes she would emerge from her trailer drenched in sweat.He is drenched in sweat and can barely speak.From the moment they wake up to the time they go to bed they are drenched in sweat.He spent more than half an hour after the game warming down on the pitch and came back drenched in sweat.The crew is drenched in sweat.He was already drenched in sweat.Western parts of Queensland recently got drenched in muchneeded rain following a long drought.Teachers are in there, drenched in sweat.Behind her, aides were struggling up drenched with sweat.Already drenched in sweat despite it being only 8.30am?I ended up on the floor drenched in sweat and struggling to breathe.Meanwhile much of the northern half of the US was drenched by rain.We were drenched, cold, and in need of consolation.The refinery, strewn with asbestos and drenched in oil, was an ecological disaster.He recalled: 'We got drenched that day.This year has been drenched in rain and may turn out to be in the top five wettest years on record in the UK.Along drought followed by a wet October drenched in torrential rains and floods, and then the arrival of cold and snow at the end of the month. British English: drench / drɛntʃ/ VERB To drench something or someone means to make them completely wet. They were getting drenched by icy water. - American English: drench
- Arabic: يُبَلِّلُ
- Brazilian Portuguese: ficar ensopado
- Chinese: 浸湿
- Croatian: smočiti do kože
- Czech: promočit
- Danish: gennembløde
- Dutch: doordrenken
- European Spanish: empapar
- Finnish: kastella läpimäräksi
- French: tremper
- German: durchnässen
- Greek: καταβρέχω
- Italian: infradiciare
- Japanese: びしょぬれにする
- Korean: 흠뻑 적시다
- Norwegian: gjennombløte
- Polish: zmoczyć
- European Portuguese: ficar ensopado
- Romanian: a îmbiba
- Russian: намочить
- Latin American Spanish: empaparse
- Swedish: dränka
- Thai: ทำให้เปียก
- Turkish: sırılsıklam etmek
- Ukrainian: мочити
- Vietnamese: làm ướt sũng
Chinese translation of 'drench' vt - (= soak)
使湿(濕)透 (shǐ shītòu) drenched to the skin (used for emphasis) 浑(渾)身湿(濕)透 (húnshēn shītòu)
Definition to make completely wet They turned fire hoses on the people and drenched them. Additional synonymsDefinition to drench thoroughly The country would be drowned in blood. Synonyms drench, flood, soak, steep, swamp, saturate, engulf, submerge, immerse, inundate, delugeDefinition to plunge suddenly under water She splashed around in the pool trying to duck him. Synonyms dunk, wet, plunge, dip, submerge, immerse, douse, souseDefinition to cover or become covered with water The house was flooded. Synonyms immerse, swamp, submerge, inundate, deluge, drown, cover with water - dreary
- dredge up
- dregs
- drench
- dress
- dress down
- dress someone down
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