单词	wade
释义	English American wadeverb uk/weɪd/us/weɪd/ [ I usually + adv/prep, T ] mainly UK to walk through water or other liquid with some effort, because it is deep enough to come quite high up your legs, or thick : The river was full but we managed to wade across. We waded a shallow river. They had to wade through a swamp. [ I ] US UK paddle to walk in water that is not very deep: We rolled up our trousers and waded at the edge of the lake. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Movement on or through water dabble dip float hydroplane paddle raft row 1 sail surface swim tack wallow Phrasal verb(s) wade in wade into sth wade through sth wadeverb [ I always + adv/prep ] us/weɪd/ to walk into or through an area of water that is not very deep: We waded across the stream. They come to the creek and waded in to drink. Phrasal verb(s) wade in wade through something
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wadeverb [ I always + adv/prep ]

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