soused

UK
/saʊst/
US
/saʊst/
sousedadjektiv
more soused
Komp.
most soused
Super.
UK
/saʊst/
US
/saʊst/
Übersetzungen
He stumbled into the room, clearly soused from the party.
Он вошел в комнату, явно пьяный после вечеринки.
Definitionen
Soaked or drenched with liquid, especially water.
After the sudden downpour, his clothes were completely soused.
Intoxicated or drunk.
He was so soused after the party that he couldn't remember how he got home.
Preserved or steeped in brine, vinegar, or another pickling liquid.
Soused herring is often eaten with dark bread in the Netherlands.
souseverb

soused

Präteritum

soused
Präteritum
soused
Partizip Perfekt
sousing
Gerundium
UK
/saʊs/
US
/saʊs/
Übersetzungen
He decided to souse the vegetables in vinegar for extra flavor.
Он решил замачивать овощи в уксусе для дополнительного вкуса.
The rain began to souse everyone at the picnic.
Дождь начал промочить всех на пикнике.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To soak or drench with liquid, especially water.
The sudden downpour soused the hikers, leaving them completely soaked.
To immerse food in a liquid, often for the purpose of pickling or marinating.
Before grilling, she decided to souse the chicken in a mixture of lemon juice and herbs.
To make someone or something drunk or intoxicated.
He managed to souse himself with wine at the party.
To plunge or thrust suddenly into liquid.
He soused the dirty dishes in a sink full of soapy water.
sousesubstantiv
Definitionen
A person who is habitually drunk.
The old souse at the bar was telling stories of his youth.
A liquid used for pickling or preserving food, especially a brine or vinegar solution.
The chef prepared a souse to marinate the vegetables overnight.
A dish made by pickling meat, especially pig's feet or head, in a spiced brine or vinegar solution.
For dinner, we had souse with a side of fresh bread.
souseadverb
Definitionen
With a sudden plunge or splash; suddenly and directly.
The rock fell souse into the pool below.