drenched

UK
/drɛnʧt/
US
/drɛnʧt/
drenchedadjektiv
more drenched
Komp.
most drenched
Super.
UK
/drɛnʧt/
US
/drɛnʧt/
Übersetzungen
After the sudden downpour, he was completely drenched.
После внезапного ливня он был полностью промокший.
насквозь мокрый
The clothes on the line were drenched after the storm.
Одежда на веревке была насквозь мокрая после шторма.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
Soaked or thoroughly wet.
After the sudden downpour, she was completely drenched from head to toe.
Thoroughly saturated with or imbued in a particular substance, often expressed with a following preposition such as "in" or "with".
The protesters' clothes were drenched in paint after the demonstration.
drenchverb

drenched

Präteritum

drenched
Präteritum
drenched
Partizip Perfekt
drenching
Gerundium
UK
/drɛnʧ/
US
/drɛnʧ/
Übersetzungen
The rain will drench your clothes if you don't take an umbrella.
Дождь промочит твою одежду, если ты не возьмешь зонт.
The firefighter will drench the burning building with water.
Пожарный зальет горящее здание водой.
He will drench the plants with a hose.
Он обольет растения шлангом.
Definitionen
To wet thoroughly; to soak.
The sudden downpour drenched us before we could find shelter.
To cover or fill completely with liquid.
She drenched the salad with too much dressing.
To administer a drench of liquid medicine to (an animal).
The farmer drenched the sheep to protect them against parasites.
drenchsubstantiv
Definitionen
A dose of liquid medicine administered to an animal, especially a large one like a horse or cow.
The veterinarian prepared a drench to treat the cow's infection.
A heavy or thorough soaking with liquid, especially water.
After the sudden downpour, we were left in a complete drench.
drenchgerundium / partizip präsens
Definitionen
Causing or characterized by heavy soaking or rainfall.
We got caught in drenching rain on our hike.
drenchpartizip perfekt

drenched

Used attributively and predicatively (e.g., "a drenched dog").
Definitionen
Thoroughly wet; soaked.
After the storm, their drenched clothes clung to their skin.
Synonyme
sopping wet
soaking wet
soaked through
wet through