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1 drench
بَلَّلَ بَلَلاً شديدًا \ soak: to make (a material) very wet: Our clothes were soaked by the storm. drench: wet thoroughly: We were drenched by the storm. -
2 drench
[drentʃ] verbto soak completely:يَتَبَلَّلThey went out in the rain and were drenched to the skin.
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3 سكوب
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4 أشبع
v. gratify, satiate, saturate, please, requite, feed, flood, full, soak, appease, assuage, sate, slake, steep, charge, drench -
5 بلل
1́ n. wetness, moistening, dampness, drench, soaking2́ v. moisten, bathe, damp, sodden, wet, dabble, befog -
6 جرعة
1́ n. dose, dosage, measure, potion, gulp, swallow, mouthful, pull, drink, nip2́ v. drench -
7 جرعة من
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8 ما يبلل
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9 ما ينقع
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10 نقع
1́ n. saturation, impregnation, souse, mashing, assurance2́ v. water, slake, wash, temper, drench, impregnate, saturate, soak, souse, steep, infuse -
11 أشبع
أشْبَعَ: نَقَعَ، شَرّبَ، أشْرَبَto saturate, soak, steep, drench, impregnate; to perfuse, suffuse, permeate (with a liquid, etc.) -
12 أشرب
أشْرَبَ: أشْبَعَ، نَقَعَto soak, saturate, impregnate, drench -
13 بلل
بَلّلَ: بَلّ، نَدّىto moisten, wet, bedew; to dabble, drench, sparge, sprinkle, spatter, splash -
14 نقع
نَقَعَ: أنْقَعَto soak; to steep, infuse; to saturate, drench; to macerate -
15 بلل
بَلَّلَ \ moisten: to make moist: Moisten the stamp and stick it on to the letter. wet: to make wet. \ بَلَّلَ بَلَلاً شديدًا \ soak: to make (a material) very wet: Our clothes were soaked by the storm. drench: wet thoroughly: We were drenched by the storm. -
16 soak
بَلَّلَ بَلَلاً شديدًا \ soak: to make (a material) very wet: Our clothes were soaked by the storm. drench: wet thoroughly: We were drenched by the storm.
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