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Перевод: damp

[прилагательное]
влажный; сырой; волглый; отсырелый;
[существительное]
сырость ; влажность ; испарения ; уныние; угнетенное состояние духа; рудничный газ;
[глагол]
смачивать; смочить; увлажнять; тормозить; смягчать; притушить; заглушать; угнетать; обескураживать; спустить жар в печи; затушить; уменьшать амплитуду колебаний; демпфировать; амортизировать

Тезаурус:

1. Final rinse: Rinse off with fresh cold water and dry to a damp finish with a disposable paper towel.
2. The air was still, warm and damp, as thick and scented as molasses, rich with the smell of plants and animals.
3. If there has been a prolonged spell of dry weather, leaks and damp are more difficult to detect and you should be doubly suspicious of stains, water marks and white crystals if you see them.
4. In winter, snow is rare, and the normal day is damp and cold.
5. Moss growth on an external solid wall may suggest that the wall and its built-in joist-ends have been subjected to damp.
6. It was very cold and damp and was completely under the house with no windows.
7. Check the bowls periodically and give them enough water if necessary to keep the compost evenly damp.
8. On the tempestuous north coast, double glazing, central heating and damp proof courses are among the first essentials.
9. Blisters are a sign that moisture has either got below the felt or that the felt was laid on a damp surface.
10. Tests on earlier buildings so treated revealed that up to one in twenty houses soon showed signs of damp penetration.
11. Cool damp conditions producing lots of leaf and fewer peas in each pod have seen "dirty" yields of only about 3.8/ha (30cwt/acre) on early varieties, says Richard Marshall, production director of Lincs-based Branston Produce.
12. Overnight, a damp fog had seeped inland from the sea, hanging above the beach, clinging to the buildings.
13. All Souls suffered like many Victorian churches from high, inaccessible valley gutters, which became clogged and allowed damp to seep into the building.