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sponging
UK
/ˈspʌndʒɪŋ/
US
/ˈspʌndʒɪŋ/
spongings
pl
Traduzioni
The sponging of the car's exterior took longer than expected due to the stubborn dirt.
L’épongeage de la carrosserie a pris plus de temps que prévu à cause de la saleté tenace.
His constant sponging annoyed everyone.
Son parasitisme agaçait tout le monde.
Definizioni
He was accused of sponging off his friends by constantly borrowing money and never paying it back.
The sponging of the car's exterior took longer than expected due to the stubborn dirt.
UK
/ˈspʌndʒɪŋ/
US
/ˈspʌndʒɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something employed for or engaged in the act of cleaning or absorbing with a sponge.
Traduzioni
She used a sponging mop to soak up the spilled juice.
Elle a utilisé une serpillière épongeante pour absorber le jus renversé.
Definizioni
She used a sponging mop to soak up the spilled juice.
sponging
ing-form
sponged
Past Simple
sponged
Past Participle
sponging
ing-form
UK
/spʌndʒ/
US
/spʌndʒ/
Traduzioni
She sponged the table to remove the spilled juice.
Elle a épongé la table pour enlever le jus renversé.
He often sponged off his friends instead of paying his own way.
Il parasitait souvent ses amis au lieu de payer sa part.
Definizioni
She sponged the table to remove the spilled juice.
He sponged the water from the floor after the leak.
He often sponged off his friends instead of paying his own way.
Definizioni
She used a sponge to wipe down the kitchen counters.
Divers discovered a large sponge on the ocean floor.
He was known as a sponge, always borrowing money from friends.
She baked a delicious sponge for the birthday party.
The nurse explained how to properly insert a sponge as a form of birth control.
She bought a sponge from the pharmacy as an alternative to other birth-control methods.
Definizioni
She bought a sponge cake for dessert.