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1 saturate
transitive verb1) (soak) durchnässen; [mit Feuchtigkeit durch]tränken [Boden, Erde]2) (fill to capacity) auslasten; sättigen [Markt]3) (Phys., Chem.) sättigen* * *['sæ əreit]1) (to make very wet: Saturate the earth round the plants.) durchtränken2) (to fill completely: The market has been saturated with paintings like that.) sättigen•- academic.ru/64296/saturation">saturation* * *satu·rate[ˈsætʃəreɪt, AM -əreɪt]vt1. (make wet)▪ to be \saturated [with sth] [von etw dat] durchnässt sein; soil [von etw dat] aufgeweicht sein; with liquid [mit etw dat] getränkt seinto \saturate the market den Markt sättigento be \saturated in tradition der Tradition verhaftet sein* * *['stʃəreɪt]vtI'm saturated (inf) — ich bin klatschnass (inf)
a saturated solution/colour — eine gesättigte Lösung/Farbe
this area is saturated with a sense of history —
he saturated himself in French literature until the exam was over — er hat sich mit französischer Literatur vollgepfropft, bis die Prüfung vorbei war
the government saturated the area with troops — die Regierung entsandte massenhaft Truppen in das Gebiet
* * *A v/t [ˈsætʃəreıt]2. (durch)tränken, durchsetzen ( beide:with mit):3. MIL mit einem Bombenteppich belegen* * *transitive verb1) (soak) durchnässen; [mit Feuchtigkeit durch]tränken [Boden, Erde]2) (fill to capacity) auslasten; sättigen [Markt]3) (Phys., Chem.) sättigen* * *v.sättigen v. -
2 saturate
satu·rate [ʼsætʃəreɪt, Am -əreɪt] vt1) ( make wet)to be \saturated [with sth] [von etw dat] durchnässt sein; soil [von etw dat] aufgeweicht sein; with liquid [mit etw dat] getränkt sein;to \saturate sth etw [völlig] auslasten; chem etw sättigen;to \saturate the market den Markt sättigen;to be \saturated in tradition der Tradition verhaftet sein;to \saturate sth area etw durchkämmen
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