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drowned

UK
/draʊnd/
US
/draʊnd/
drowned out
drowned out

Übersetzungen

drownedadjektiv
UK
/draʊnd/
US
/draʊnd/
The drowned sailor was found near the shore.
Утонувший моряк был найден у берега.
Synonyme
inundated
waterlogged
sopping
immersed
engulfed
water-logged
asphyxiated (by water)
suffocated (by water)
sodden
soaked
submerged
drownedsubstantiv
drowned
Pl.
UK
/draʊnd/
US
/draʊnd/
Used mainly in the plural phrase “the drowned” to refer to people who have died by drowning.
Synonyme
asphyxiation-by-submersion victim
drowning victim
drowned person
drowned victim
drowned body
drowned man
drowned woman
drowning fatality
submerged corpse
water casualty
drownverb

drowned

Präteritum

drowned
Präteritum
drowned
Partizip Perfekt
drowning
Gerundium
UK
/draʊn/
US
/draʊn/
She tried to drown her sorrows in alcohol.
Она пыталась топить свои печали в алкоголе.
He began to drown in the deep water.
Он начал тонуть в глубокой воде.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
захлебнуться
Synonyme
immersion
deluge
overwhelm
engulf
saturate
submerge
sink
Antonyme
rescue
save
drownpartizip perfekt

drowned

Used attributively or predicatively, e.g. "drowned sailors".
Synonyme
submerged
immersed
underwater
engulfed
waterlogged
sodden
suffocated
asphyxiated

Definitionen

drownedadjektiv
Submerged or inundated with water or another liquid.
The drowned fields were unusable after the heavy rains.
Overcome or overwhelmed by an emotion, situation, or influence.
She felt drowned in sorrow after hearing the news.
Having died through submersion in and inhalation of water.
They found the drowned sailors washed up on the shore.
drownedsubstantiv
People who have died by drowning.
Rescuers combed the river in search of the drowned.
A person who has died by drowning.
Authorities have identified the drowned recovered from the lake yesterday.
drownverb
To die by being submerged in water and unable to breathe.
He drowned after falling off the boat during the storm.
To kill by submerging in water.
The villain attempted to drown the hero in the river.
To overwhelm or cover completely, especially with a liquid.
The heavy rain drowned the fields, causing a flood.
To be overwhelmed by a large amount of something.
She felt like she was drowning in paperwork at the office.
To make a sound inaudible by producing a louder noise.
The loud music drowned out their conversation.
drownpartizip perfekt
Having died from suffocation in water; completely submerged or covered.
The rescuers recovered several drowned victims from the river.
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