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['sɒpɪŋ]aggettivo (anche sopping wet) (bagnato) fradicio* * *sopping /ˈsɒpɪŋ/a.(fam., = sopping wet), bagnato fradicio.* * *['sɒpɪŋ]aggettivo (anche sopping wet) (bagnato) fradicio -
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a мокрый, промокший; намокший; пропитанныйСинонимический ряд:1. wet (adj.) drenched; dripping; drizzling; flooded; madid; saturate; saturated; soaked; soaking; sodden; soggy; soppy; soused; very wet; wet; wringing-wet2. bribing (verb) bribing; buying; buying off; fixing; having; squaring; tampering with3. drinking (verb) absorbing; drinking; soak up; sopping4. soaking (verb) deluging; dousing; drenching; drowning; impregnating; saturating; seething; soaking; soddening; sousing; steeping; waterlogging; wetting -
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مُبَلَّل \ sopping: (also sopping wet) thoroughly wet. wet: not dry; having liquid on the surface, or inside the material: wet hands; wet cloth. -
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مُشْبَع أو مُشَبَّع \ saturated, sodden: so wet that it could not hold any more water: Sodden ground; a sodden pair of shoes. soggy: (of ground or food) heavy and wet: a soggy field; soggy bread. sopping: (also sopping wet) thoroughly wet. waterlogged: (of earth or wood) so full of water that it can hold no more; (of a boat) so full of water that it can hardly float. \ See Also مُشَرَّب بالماء -
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مُبَلَّل \ sopping: (also sopping wet) thoroughly wet. wet: not dry; having liquid on the surface, or inside the material: wet hands; wet cloth. -
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Iadj. \/ˈsɒpɪŋ\/gjennombløt(t), gjennomvåtIIadv. \/ˈsɒpɪŋ\/bare i uttrykksopping wet gjennombløt(t), gjennomvåt, klissvåt -
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sop·ping [ʼsɒpɪŋ, Am ʼsɑ:p-]\sopping wet klatschnass ( fam), triefnass -
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['sɔpɪŋ] 1. прил.; разг.мокрый, промокший2. нареч.; разг.чрезвычайно; насквозь -
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1. adjective1) (containing, soaked in, or covered with, water or another liquid: We got soaking wet when it began to rain; His shirt was wet through with sweat; wet hair; The car skidded on the wet road.) mojado2) (rainy: a wet day; wet weather; It was wet yesterday.) lluvioso
2. verb(to make wet: She wet her hair and put shampoo on it; The baby has wet himself / his nappy / the bed.) mojarse
3. noun1) (moisture: a patch of wet.) humedad2) (rain: Don't go out in the wet.) lluvia•- wetness- wet blanket
- wet-nurse
- wetsuit
- wet through
wet1 adj1. mojado / húmedo"Wet paint" "Recién pintado"2. lluviosowet2 vb mojarhow did you wet your shirt? ¿cómo te has mojado la camisa?tr[wet]2 (weather) lluvioso,-a3 (paint, ink) fresco,-a■ 'Wet paint' "Recién pintado"1 (damp) humedad nombre femenino2 (rain) lluvia1 mojar, humedecer\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto get wet mojarseto wet oneself orinarse, mearse encimato wet the bed orinarse en la camato be wet behind the ears estar verdewet blanket aguafiestas nombre masulino o femeninowet fish pescado frescowet nurse ama de cría, nodrizawet suit traje nombre masculino isotérmico1) : mojado, húmedowet clothes: ropa mojada2) rainy: lluvioso3)wet paint : pintura f frescawet n1) moisture: humedad f2) rain: lluvia fv.• abrevar v.• deslavar v.• humedecer v.• mojar v.adj.• aguanoso, -a adj.• húmedo, -a adj.• lluvioso, -a adj.• mojado, -a adj.n.• humedad s.f.
I wet1)you are wet through — estás calado hasta los huesos, estás empapado
wet paint — pintura fresca or recién pintado or (Esp tb) ojo, pinta
b) ( rainy) <weather/day> lluvioso2) (ineffectual, foolish) (BrE colloq) < person> apocado, timorato
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to wet one's lips — mojarse/humedecerse* los labios
to wet the bed — mojar la cama, hacerse* pipí or pis en la cama
to wet oneself — orinarse, hacerse* pipí or pis (encima) (fam), mearse (fam o vulg)
III
1) u ( rain) (colloq)come in out of the wet — entra, no te quedes ahí bajo la lluvia
2) c ( ineffectual person) (BrE colloq) timorato, -ta m,f[wet]a Tory wet — ( in UK) un conservador moderado
1. ADJ(compar wetter) (superl wettest)1) [person, clothes, nappy, bed] mojado; (=sopping) calado; [paint, ink, plaster] frescoto get one's feet/shoes wet — mojarse los pies/zapatos
to be soaking or wringing wet — estar chorreando
to be wet through — estar empapado, estar calado
- be wet behind the ears3) (=rainy) [day, month, winter, climate] lluviosothe wet season — la estación lluviosa or de las lluvias
4) * pej (=feeble) soso, blandengue; (Brit) (Pol) término aplicado a los políticos conservadores de tendencias centristas, desdeñados por la parte más radicalmente conservadora del partido5) (US) (=against prohibition) antiprohibicionista2. N1)the wet — (=rain, wet weather) la lluvia
2) (Brit) (Pol) * político conservador de tendencias centristas, desdeñado por la parte más radicalmente conservadora del partido3. VT1) (=make wet) mojar- wet one's whistle2) (=urinate on)he's wet his trousers — se ha orinado en los pantalones, se ha hecho pis en los pantalones *, se ha meado en los pantalones **
to wet the bed — orinarse en la cama, hacerse pis en la cama *, mearse en la cama **
to wet o.s. — orinarse encima, hacerse pis encima *, mearse encima **
- wet o.s.4.CPDwet blanket * N — aguafiestas * mf inv
to have a wet dream — tener una polución nocturna, correrse dormido ***
wet fish N — (Culin) pescado m fresco
he's a bit of a wet fish — (fig) es un poco soso
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I [wet]1)you are wet through — estás calado hasta los huesos, estás empapado
wet paint — pintura fresca or recién pintado or (Esp tb) ojo, pinta
b) ( rainy) <weather/day> lluvioso2) (ineffectual, foolish) (BrE colloq) < person> apocado, timorato
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to wet one's lips — mojarse/humedecerse* los labios
to wet the bed — mojar la cama, hacerse* pipí or pis en la cama
to wet oneself — orinarse, hacerse* pipí or pis (encima) (fam), mearse (fam o vulg)
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1) u ( rain) (colloq)come in out of the wet — entra, no te quedes ahí bajo la lluvia
2) c ( ineffectual person) (BrE colloq) timorato, -ta m,fa Tory wet — ( in UK) un conservador moderado
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1. n влажность; сырость2. n дождливая погодаcome in out of the wet — входите, не стойте под дождём
3. n сырая почва4. n амер. сторонник свободной продажи алкогольных напитков5. n сл. выпивка; спиртные напитки6. n сл. ничтожный, никчёмный человекwet blanket — человек, отравляющий другим удовольствие; нудная личность
7. a мокрый; влажный, сыройwringing wet — мокрый, хоть выжми
he is dripping wet — он насквозь промок, он вымок до нитки
wet to the skin, wet through — промокший насквозь
wet dock — мокрый док; приливной бассейн
8. a дождливый, сырой9. a жидкий10. a слезливый; плаксивый11. a амер. стоящий за разрешение свободной продажи алкогольных напитков, «мокрый»wet state — штат, где разрешена продажа алкогольных напитков
12. a разг. пьяный, подвыпивший13. a сл. пьянствующий, страдающий запоями14. a сл. глупый, несуразный15. a мед. мокнущийwet ship — «мокрое» судно
16. v мочить, смачивать, увлажнять17. v промокнуть18. v разг. спрыснуть19. v заливать водойwet oil — нефть, содержащая воду
20. v размачивать21. v промыватьСинонимический ряд:1. drenched (adj.) damp; dampened; dank; drenched; dripping; madid; moist; moistened; saturate; saturated; soaked; soaking; sodden; soggy; sopping; soppy; soused; watery; wringing-wet2. intoxicated (adj.) alcoholized; blind; cockeyed; disguised; drunk; drunken; fried; inebriated; inebrious; intoxicated; looped; muddled; pixilated; polluted; rum-dum; slewed; slopped; sloppy; soshed; sozzled; squiffed; stiff; stoned; tanked; tight; unsober; zonked3. rainy (adj.) drizzling; humid; misty; rainy; showery; stormy4. dampness (noun) dampness; dankness; drizzle; humidity; moisture; rain; wetness5. dampen (verb) dampen; moisten; sprinkle6. deluged (verb) deluged; doused; drenched; drowned; soaked; soused7. soak (verb) bathe; deluge; douse; drench; drown; hose; saturate; soak; sop; sopped; souseАнтонимический ряд: -
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['sɒpɪŋ]1) Общая лексика: мокрый (насквозь), намокший, промокший (насквозь), промокший насквозь, пропитанный (влагой)2) Сленг: (wet) пьяный -
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adv /# wet = potpuno promočen
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