Doused Meaning in English
word · lemma: douse
ˈdaʊst
DOWST
dˈaʊsd
DOWSD
释义
Covered or soaked something with liquid, usually water; can also mean to put out a fire or light with liquid.
用法与细微差别
'Doused' is often used for putting out fires ('doused the flames') or for covering something thoroughly with liquid. It is usually more vivid than just 'wet' or 'pour'. Not commonly used in casual conversation except for dramatic effect.
Spanish: empapado - apagado (con líquido)Portuguese (BR): encharcado - apagado (com líquido)Portuguese (PT): encharcado - apagado (com líquido)Chinese (Simplified): 浇湿 - 浇灭Chinese (Traditional): 澆濕 - 澆滅Hindi: भिगोना - बुझाया गया (पानी से)Arabic: مُبَلَّل - مُطْفأ (بالسائل)Bengali: ভিজিয়ে দেওয়া - তরল ঢালা (নিস্প্রাণ করা)Russian: облить - залить - потушить (огонь)Japanese: びしょ濡れにする - （火を）消すVietnamese: dội ướt - tưới lên - dập tắt (lửa)Korean: 흠뻑 적시다 - (불을) 끄다Turkish: ıslatmak - söndürmek (ateş)Urdu: گیلا کرنا - بجھا دینا (آگ)Indonesian: membasahi - menyiram - memadamkan (api)
例句
She doused the campfire with water.
basic
His shirt was completely doused in juice.
basic
The protesters were doused with water by the police.
basic
He accidentally doused his phone when the glass tipped over.
natural
The flames were quickly doused before they could spread.
natural
We all got doused when the rain suddenly started.
natural