ابحث
to drown
01
اغتسل, غمر
to be immersed or covered by a liquid
Intransitive: to drown in sth
Example
As the rain poured down, the streets became flooded, and cars drowned in the rising water.
The toddler laughed as he played in the puddles, causing his tiny boots to drown in muddy water.
As the river flooded its banks, entire fields drowned in the surging water.
02
غَرِقَ, غَرَقَ
to die from being under water too long
Intransitive
Example
Despite efforts to rescue him, the swimmer tragically drowned in the river.
The boat capsized during the storm, and passengers feared they might drown before help arrived.
A sudden rip current caught the surfer off guard, and he struggled not to drown in the powerful waves.
03
اغمر, قهر
to overpower, suppress, or overwhelm something
Transitive: to drown sth
Example
Her enthusiasm for the project was so infectious that it managed to drown any doubts the team had.
The intense emotions of the moment were enough to drown any rational thoughts in their minds.
In the chaos of the protest, chants and slogans threatened to drown the speeches of the organizers.
04
غمس, أغرق
to cause someone to die by submerging them in water
Transitive: to drown sb
Example
The villain attempted to drown his victim by holding their head underwater.
The suspect was arrested for attempting to drown his business partner in the swimming pool.
The murderer confessed to attempting to drown the victim in the lake to conceal the crime.
