pouredpast participle
Used as a participial adjective meaning ‘that has been poured’, especially with reference to concrete, liquids, or substances shaped by pouring.
Translations
The poured concrete foundation needed two days to cure.
Залитый бетонный фундамент потребовал двух дней для затвердевания.
Additional translations
разлитыйобычно о жидкостях
Definitions
Formed, produced, or shaped by the act of pouring; having been poured.
The poured concrete foundation needed two days to cure.
pourverb

poured

Past Simple

poured
Past Simple
poured
Past Participle
pouring
Gerund
UK
/pɔː/
US
/pɔr/
Translations
She poured water into the glass.
Она налила воду в стакан.
He is pouring juice for everyone.
Он наливает сок всем.
They poured money into the project.
Они влили деньги в проект.
The chef poured salt into the soup.
Шеф-повар сыпал соль в суп.
Definitions
To cause a liquid or other substance to flow from a container, especially into another container or onto a surface.
She poured the milk into the glass.
To flow or stream continuously, often in large amounts.
The rain poured down all night.
To serve a drink, especially an alcoholic one, by letting it flow from a container into a glass or cup.
He poured himself a glass of wine.
To express or release something, such as emotions or words, in a continuous stream.
She poured out her feelings to her friend.
To move or arrive somewhere quickly and in large numbers or amounts, resembling a steady stream.
After the gates opened, fans poured into the stadium.
pournoun
Definitions
A steady or heavy flow of liquid.
The pour from the broken pipe quickly flooded the basement.
The act of serving a drink by letting it flow from a container.
He offered me a pour of wine.
A measured amount of liquid that is poured out or served at one time.
Bartenders often use a jigger to ensure a one-ounce pour.
pouradjective
Definitions
Designed or equipped for pouring; used for or in pouring (attributive use).
She bought a bottle with a pour spout cap.