bedewed

UK
/bɪˈdjuːd/
US
/bɪˈdud/

Translations

bedewedadjective
more bedewed
Comp.
most bedewed
Super.
UK
/bɪˈdjuːd/
US
/bɪˈduːd/
humectéLittéraire ; employé pour une légère humidification, notamment avec des larmes ou de la rosée.
Her eyelashes were bedewed with tears.
Ses cils étaient humectés de larmes.
couvert de roséeLittéraire ; se dit surtout de la végétation, des surfaces ou du paysage.
The bedewed grass sparkled in the early morning sunlight.
L’herbe couverte de rosée scintillait dans la lumière du petit matin.
bedewverb

bedewed

Past Simple

bedewed
Past Simple
bedewed
Past Participle
bedewing
Gerund
UK
/bɪˈdjuː/
US
/bɪˈdu/
mouillerde rosée, littéraire
The morning mist began to bedew the grass, leaving it glistening in the early sunlight.
La brume du matin commença à mouiller l’herbe de rosée, la laissant étincelante dans la lumière du petit matin.
baignerde larmes, littéraire
Her eyes were bedewed with tears as she listened to the sad song.
Ses yeux étaient baignés de larmes tandis qu’elle écoutait la chanson triste.

Definitions

bedewedadjective
Covered or sprinkled with dew or moisture.
The bedewed grass sparkled in the early morning sunlight.
Wet with or as if with liquid; moistened (literary).
Her eyelashes were bedewed with tears.
bedewverb
To cover or sprinkle with dew or a liquid.
The morning mist began to bedew the grass, leaving it glistening in the early sunlight.
To wet or moisten with tears.
Her eyes were bedewed with tears as she listened to the sad song.