gassed

UK
/ɡæst/
US
/ɡæst/

Translations

gassedadjective
more gassed
Comp.
most gassed
Super.
UK
/ɡæst/
US
/ɡæst/
отравленный газом
The soldiers were gassed during the attack.
Солдаты были отравлены газом во время атаки.
He felt gassed after the intense workout.
Он чувствовал себя накачанным после интенсивной тренировки.
Additional translations
gassedpast participle
UK
/ɡæst/
US
/ɡæst/
Past participle of “gas” used attributively.
gasverb

gassed

Past Simple

gassed
Past Simple
gassed
Past Participle
gassing
Gerund
UK
/ɡæs/
US
/ɡæs/
He likes to gas the car engine to show off.
Ему нравится газовать двигателем машины, чтобы похвастаться.
отравлять газом
The dictator threatened to gas the rebels.
Диктатор пригрозил отравить газом повстанцев.
Additional translations
сжижать (about gases as cooling or liquefying)
нагнетать (to pressurize with gas)

Definitions

gassedadjective
Intoxicated by alcohol or drugs.
After the party, he was completely gassed and needed help getting home.
Exhausted or out of energy.
After running the marathon, she was totally gassed and could barely stand.
gassedpast participle
Killed or injured by poisonous or noxious gas.
The soldiers were found gassed in the trenches.
gasverb
To supply or fill with gas, especially fuel for an engine.
He stopped at the station to gas up the car before the long drive.
To talk excessively or boastfully.
She tends to gas on about her achievements at every opportunity.
To poison or kill with gas.
The soldiers were ordered to gas the enemy trenches during the attack.
To release gas; to emit gaseous substances.
The decaying vegetation began to gas as the temperature rose.