Wet Meaning in English
word
/ˈwɛt/
wet
/wˈɛt/
wet
释义
Covered with water or another liquid, or containing moisture. It can describe things made fully soaked or only slightly damp.
用法与细微差别
'Wet' is the general everyday word; 'damp' usually means slightly wet, and 'soaked' means very wet. Common collocations include 'wet clothes,' 'wet hair,' 'wet floor,' and 'get wet.' It can also be a verb in contexts like 'wet your lips,' but the adjective use is most common.
Spanish: mojado - húmedoPortuguese (BR): molhado - úmidoPortuguese (PT): molhado - húmidoChinese (Simplified): 湿的 - 潮湿的Chinese (Traditional): 濕的 - 潮濕的Hindi: गीला - नमArabic: مبتل - رطبBengali: ভেজাRussian: мокрыйJapanese: 濡れたVietnamese: ướtKorean: 젖은Turkish: ıslakUrdu: گیلاIndonesian: basah
例句
My shoes are wet from the rain.
basic
Do not sit there. The chair is wet.
basic
Her hair is still wet after the shower.
basic
I got wet walking home, so I changed my clothes right away.
natural
Be careful — the floor's still wet.
natural
Don't open the bag yet; the paint inside is still wet.
natural