sprayed

UK
/spreɪd/
US
/spreɪd/
sprayedadjective
UK
/spreɪd/
US
/spreɪd/
Translations
The garden was covered in a fine mist from the sprayed water.
Сад был покрыт тонким туманом от распылённой воды.
Definitions
Covered or treated with a liquid in the form of a fine mist or spray.
The sprayed furniture emitted a strong chemical odor.
sprayverb

sprayed

Past Simple

sprayed
Past Simple
sprayed
Past Participle
spraying
Gerund
UK
/spreɪ/
US
/spreɪ/
Translations
He needs to spray the crops with pesticide.
Ему нужно опрыскивать посевы пестицидами.
The artist likes to spray paint on the canvas.
Художник любит брызгать краской на холст.
She decided to spray the plants with water.
Она решила распылять воду на растения.
Definitions
To scatter liquid in small drops over an area.
She sprayed water on the plants to keep them hydrated.
To apply a liquid, such as paint or perfume, in a fine mist.
He sprayed the car with a fresh coat of paint.
To discharge something in a stream or jet.
The skunk sprayed a foul-smelling liquid when it felt threatened.
spraynoun
Definitions
A liquid that is forced out of a container in a stream of small drops.
She used a spray to water the plants evenly.
A device or container that releases a liquid in a fine mist.
He bought a new spray for his cologne.
A mass of small drops of liquid spread through the air.
The ocean waves created a refreshing spray as they hit the rocks.
A branch or shoot of a plant with its leaves, flowers, or berries.
She decorated the table with a spray of holly.
An act of applying or discharging liquid in a fine mist.
Give the roses a quick spray with pesticide before dusk.
sprayadjective
Definitions
Designed for, produced by, or relating to spraying.
He grabbed the spray bottle from the shelf.