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Перевод: wet

[прилагательное]
мокрый; пьяный; влажный; сырой; непросохший; дождливый; жидкий; плаксивый; слезливый; глупый; несуразный; страдающий ночным недержанием мочи;
[существительное]
влажность ; сырость ; дождливая погода; сторонник разрешения продажи спиртных напитков; выпивка ; спиртные напитки; глоток спиртного; сопляк ; плакса ; никчемный человек;
[глагол]
мочить; смачивать; обмочить; увлажнять; вспрыснуть

Тезаурус:

1. For those who want to get wet but stay dry, simply answer the three easy questions below, and then spot the fish to win Beaver's superb Iceberg drysuit.
2. "We know that but they don't," Bedelia spluttered through the wet.
3. I find the dried cocoa bean husks useful as a mulch since they tend to bind together when wet, producing a surface mat that inhibits weed growth and evaporation while still allowing water and air to reach the soil.
4. Having completed the pit, look for signs of compaction: vertical roots turning 90 degrees to the horizontal at a particular level, or a layer which just looks hard and compacted, or a wet, grey or blue band between one and six inches deep.
5. Brasher Hillmaster: no problems with wet feet
6. Prepare wide planting hole with leaf-mould and garden compost, and apply this as an annual mulch during a wet spell in early spring.
7. Outside, he could still hear the popping and dripping of the wet wood.
8. You'd go through these desolate, wet streets into this basement in King Street, just near the Opera House.
9. When we crossed the River Erne, at Ballyshannon, we turned inland, driving between hilly green fields and wet woodland, near the banks of the river.
10. Our first minor disagreement of this kind came when we met a large puddle on a woodland track and Skipper decided he couldn't possibly get his feet wet.
11. Then he put the bottle and the wet glass down on the floor, walked into the bathroom and turned both the taps in the bath on full.
12. The war was the cold, the wet, standing to your neck in a drain for a whole night with bloodhounds on your trail, not knowing how you could manage the next step toward the end of a long march.
13. This gives time for water to drain away or to be picked up by wet vacuum.