Steeped Meaning in English
word · lemma: steep
ˈstipt
STEEPT
stˈiːpt
STEEPT
释义
Something that is steeped has been soaked in a liquid for a long time, often to add flavor, or is deeply filled with a quality or influence.
用法与细微差别
Often used for food and drinks ('tea steeped for 5 minutes'), or figuratively ('a city steeped in history'). Formal or descriptive; not for everyday actions like 'wet' or 'soaked'. Common collocations: 'steeped in tradition', 'steeped in culture'.
Spanish: empapado - impregnado - infusionadoPortuguese (BR): imerso - impregnado - infusionadoPortuguese (PT): imerso - impregnado - infusionadoChinese (Simplified): 浸泡的 - 充满的Chinese (Traditional): 浸泡的 - 充滿的Hindi: भीगा हुआ - पूरी तरह डूबा हुआArabic: منقوع - مليء بـBengali: ভেজানো - পূর্ণ (গুণ বা প্রভাব দ্বারা)Russian: пропитанный - насыщенный (чем-либо)Japanese: 浸された - 染み込んだVietnamese: ngâm - thấm đẫmKorean: 담긴 - 깊이 스며든Turkish: demlenmiş - bürünmüşUrdu: ڈوبا ہوا - رچا بساIndonesian: direndam - penuh (dengan sesuatu)
例句
The tea leaves were steeped in hot water.
basic
The cloth was steeped in red dye.
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The city is steeped in history.
basic
Her family is steeped in tradition.
natural
These old streets are steeped in stories from the past.
natural
The festival is steeped in local customs and flavors.
natural