drench
drench
drɛnʧ
drench
British pronunciation
/dɹˈɛnt‍ʃ/

Définition et signification de « drench » en anglais

to drench
01

tremper, inonder

to completely cover something with liquid by pouring it onto it
Transitive: to drench sb/sth
to drench definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The sudden rainstorm drenched us as we hurried home.
La soudaine tempête de pluie nous a trempés alors que nous nous dépêchions de rentrer à la maison.
He drenched the salad with dressing before serving it.
Il a trempé la salade avec de la vinaigrette avant de la servir.
02

tremper, inonder

to completely cover or soak something, often by overwhelming it with a large amount of something
Transitive: to drench sb/sth
example
Exemples
The loud cheers from the crowd drenched the stadium.
Les acclamations bruyantes de la foule ont inondé le stade.
The news of the victory drenched the entire town with excitement.
La nouvelle de la victoire a inondé toute la ville d'excitation.
03

abreuver, administrer un médicament liquide

to give an animal a drug or medicine in liquid form, usually by pouring it into its mouth forcibly
Transitive: to drench an animal
example
Exemples
The veterinarian had to drench the horse to treat its illness.
Le vétérinaire a dû abreuver le cheval pour traiter sa maladie.
They drenched the sheep with a special liquid to prevent parasites.
Ils ont trempé les moutons avec un liquide spécial pour prévenir les parasites.
04

tremper, imbiber

to soak or immerse something completely in a liquid
Transitive: to drench sth in a liquid
example
Exemples
She drenched the cloth in warm water before wiping the table.
Elle a trempé le chiffon dans l'eau chaude avant d'essuyer la table.
The vegetables were drenched in a tangy marinade overnight.
Les légumes ont été trempés dans une marinade piquante toute la nuit.
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