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soak [səʊk]1. nounfaire tremper (in dans)• to be/get soaked to the skin être trempé/se faire tremper jusqu'aux os• to soak o.s. in the bath prendre un long bain* * *[səʊk] 1.1)to give something a soak — GB faire tremper quelque chose
2) (colloq) ( drunk) poivrot/-ote (colloq) m/f2.transitive verb1) ( wet) tremper2) ( immerse) faire tremper3.1) ( be immersed) tremper2) ( be absorbed)4. 5.soaked past participle adjective trempé6.to be soaked through ou soaked to the skin — être trempé jusqu'aux os
- soaked combining formPhrasal Verbs:- soak in- soak off- soak up
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