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Перевод: awash

[прилагательное]
качающийся на волнах; смытый водой; навеселе; под мухой;
[наречие]
на поверхности воды; смытый водой; затопленный;
[существительное]
в уровень с поверхностью воды

Тезаурус:

1. So I lied and said I detected nothing untoward in finding a bullet-riddled boat awash in the Bahamian seas.
2. IN A West End awash with naff musicals and compilation shows, an intelligent new comedy deserves a warm welcome and, for its first half at least, Ronald Harwood's Reflected Glory at the Vaudeville is a cracker.
3. And, as always, The Smiths were awash in controversy.
4. But now, with the rise in river level, the dock was almost awash and the bow line bar-taut.
5. America is awash with banks, 10,000 of them.
6. In addition to the cake there would probably be trifle, gloriously awash with sherry and cream and as heavily decorated as a Russian general.
7. The Courage League First Division title-chasers, awash with international class, must lay their reputations before a 2,000 crowd - Tabard declined an offer to play the tie at Franklins Gardens - and Richards can't wait.
8. Dysentery among the passengers continued and during the storm almost everyone had been sick, so that with the lack of sanitation the steerage was truly awash.
9. Hollywood was awash with rumours some months later when Banderas came to Los Angeles for Mambo Kings , paid a visit to Madonna's house and was spotted dining with her on several occasions.
10. The age structure of Meadowell means it is awash with teenagers, whose only pastimes are having babies and body-building.
11. He looked up, his face awash with relief.
12. The public reception area, a strange mixture of green neon and granite, is awash with the sound of running water.
13. On some days the top of Pea Hill has been bathed in brilliant sunshine, while the valley of the River Wear ahead has been awash in a sea of grey, with tentacles of fog creeping outwards along hedges and gulleys into fields.