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soaking Tränken nEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > soaking
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soaking period 1. TE Einsumpfzeit f (Kalk); 2. BB, TE Dampfaufsaugperiode f (Betonautoklavbehandlung)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > soaking period
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1. nounneed a [good] soaking — [Garten:] [gut] gewässert werden müssen
2. adverbgive somebody/something a soaking — jemanden/etwas nass machen
3. adjectivesoaking wet — völlig durchnässt; klatsch- od. patschnass (ugs.)
1) (drenched) nass [bis auf die Haut]; patschnass (ugs.)be soaking — [Kleidung:] völlig durchnässt sein
2) (saturating) alles durchnässend [Strom, Regen]* * ** * *soak·ing[ˈsəʊkɪŋ, AM ˈsoʊk-]I. nto give sth a \soaking etw einweichento get a \soaking patschnass werden fam* * *['səʊkɪŋ]1. adjperson klitschnass, patschnass; object also triefend2. advsoaking wet — triefend nass, klitschnass
3. n(= steeping) Einweichen nt no indef art* * *1. nounneed a [good] soaking — [Garten:] [gut] gewässert werden müssen
2. adverbgive somebody/something a soaking — jemanden/etwas nass machen
3. adjectivesoaking wet — völlig durchnässt; klatsch- od. patschnass (ugs.)
1) (drenched) nass [bis auf die Haut]; patschnass (ugs.)be soaking — [Kleidung:] völlig durchnässt sein
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