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dousing
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/ˈdaʊsɪŋ/
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/ˈdaʊsɪŋ/
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dousing
noun
dousings
pl
обливание
The dousing of the campfire was necessary to prevent a forest fire.
Обливание костра было необходимо, чтобы предотвратить лесной пожар.
погружение
The dousing of the vegetables in cold water helps to retain their color.
Погружение овощей в холодную воду помогает сохранить их цвет.
Additional translations
заливание
тушение
Synonyms
wetting
soaking
drenching
saturation
immersion
dousing
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈdaʊ.sɪŋ/
US
/ˈdaʊ.sɪŋ/
Used attributively in phrases such as "a dousing rain" to describe something that drenches.
Synonyms
drenching
soaking
soaking-wet
sopping
sodden
saturated
wetting
waterlogged
douse
verb
dousing
Gerund
doused
Past Simple
doused
Past Participle
dousing
Gerund
UK
/daʊs/
US
/daʊs/
тушить
Firefighters douse the flames with water.
Пожарные тушат пламя водой.
заливать
He doused the campfire with a bucket of water.
Он залил костер ведром воды.
погружать
She doused the cloth in cold water.
Она погрузила ткань в холодную воду.
Additional translations
гасить
обливать
Synonyms
extinguish
quench
saturate
soak
drench
immerse
Antonyms
ignite
light
kindle
Definitions
dousing
noun
The act of pouring a liquid over something or someone; drenching.
The firefighters performed a dousing of the flames to prevent the fire from spreading.
The extinguishing of a fire or light.
The sudden dousing of the campfire left the group in darkness.
A thorough soaking or immersion in water or another liquid.
After the unexpected rainstorm, everyone received a complete dousing.
dousing
gerund / present participle
That drenches or thoroughly soaks; capable of dousing.
We were caught in a dousing rain that left us completely soaked.
douse
verb
To pour a liquid over; drench.
The firefighters doused the flames with water to prevent the fire from spreading.
To extinguish a light or fire.
She quickly doused the candle before leaving the room.
To submerge in water.
He doused himself in the pool to cool off from the summer heat.
To lower or take down swiftly, especially a sail or flag.
The sailor doused the mainsail as the wind began to die.
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