英语词汇“saturate”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of glut

Definition

to supply (a market) with a commodity in excess of the demand for it

Soldiers returning from war had glutted the job market.

Synonyms

saturate,

flood,

choke,

clog,

overload,

inundate,

deluge,

oversupply

in the sense of imbue

Definition

to fill or inspire (with ideals or principles)

He is able to imbue his listeners with enthusiasm.

Synonyms

instil,

infuse,

steep,

bathe,

saturate,

pervade,

permeate,

impregnate,

inculcate

in the sense of impregnate

Definition

to saturate, soak, or fill throughout

plastic impregnated with a light-absorbing dye

Synonyms

saturate,

soak,

steep,

fill,

seep,

pervade,

infuse,

permeate,

imbue,

suffuse,

percolate,

imbrue (rare)

in the sense of overrun

Definition

to conquer (territory) rapidly by force of numbers

A group of rebels overran the port.A military group overran them and took four of them off.

Synonyms

overwhelm,

attack,

assault,

occupy,

raid,

invade,

penetrate,

swamp,

rout,

assail,

descend upon,

run riot over

in the sense of overwhelm

The small Pacific island could be overwhelmed by rising sea levels.

Synonyms

swamp,

bury,

flood,

crush,

engulf,

submerge,

beset,

inundate,

deluge,

snow under

in the sense of seep

Definition

to leak through slowly

Radioactive water had seeped into underground reservoirs.

Synonyms

ooze,

well,

leak,

soak,

bleed,

weep,

trickle,

leach,

exude,

permeate,

percolate

in the sense of souse

Definition

to steep or cook (food) in a marinade

Synonyms

steep,

soak,

pickle,

immerse,

drench,

marinate,

dunk

in the sense of steep

Definition

to soak or be soaked in a liquid in order to soften or cleanse

green beans steeped in olive oil

Synonyms

soak,

immerse,

marinate,

damp,

submerge,

drench,

moisten,

macerate,

souse,

imbrue (rare)

in the sense of suffuse

Definition

to spread through or over (something)

A dull red flash suffused Selby's face.

Synonyms

spread through or over,

flood,

infuse,

cover,

steep,

bathe,

mantle,

pervade,

permeate,

imbue,

overspread,

transfuse (literary)

in the sense of swamp

Definition

to cause (a boat) to sink or fill with water

The river burst its banks, swamping a mobile home park.

Synonyms

flood,

engulf,

submerge,

inundate,

deluge

单词	saturate
释义	Trends of saturate View usage for: saturate (sætʃʊreɪt) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense saturates, present participle saturating, past tense, past participle saturated 1. verb If people or things saturate a place or object, they fill it completely so that no more can be added. In the last days before the vote, both sides are saturating the airwaves. [VERB noun] As the market was saturated with goods and the economy became more balanced, inflationwent down. [be VERB-ed + with] Synonyms: flood, overwhelm, swamp, overrun More Synonyms of saturate saturated adjective As the domestic market becomes saturated, firms begin to export the product. 2. verb [usually passive] If someone or something is saturated, they become extremely wet. If the filter has been saturated with motor oil, it should be discarded and replaced. [be VERB-ed] [Also VERB noun] Synonyms: soak, steep, drench, seep More Synonyms of saturate saturated adjective His work clothes, having become saturated with oil, had to be cleaned. Synonyms: soaked, soaking (wet), drenched, sodden More Synonyms of saturate saturate in British English verb (ˈsætʃəˌreɪt) 1. (transitive) to fill, soak, or imbue totally 2. to make (a chemical compound, vapour, solution, magnetic material, etc) saturated or (of a compound, vapour, etc) to become saturated 3. (transitive) military to bomb or shell heavily adjective (ˈsætʃərɪt, -ˌreɪt) 4. a less common word for saturated Derived forms saturater (ˌsatuˈrater) or saturator (ˌsatuˈrator) noun Word origin C16: from Latin saturāre, from satur sated, from satis enough saturate in American English (ˈsætʃəˌreɪt; for adj., usually, ˈsætʃərɪt) verb transitiveWord forms: ˈsatuˌrated or ˈsatuˌrating 1. to cause to be thoroughly soaked, imbued, or penetrated 2. to cause (something) to be filled, charged, supplied, etc. with the maximum that it can absorb 3. Chemistry a. to cause (a substance) to combine to the full extent of its combining capacity with another; neutralize b. to dissolve the maximum amount of (a gas, liquid, or solid) in a solution at a given temperature and pressure adjective 4. saturate verb transitive SIMILAR WORDS: soak Derived forms saturator (ˈsatuˌrator) noun Word origin < L saturatus, pp. of saturare, to fill up, saturate < satur, full; akin to satis: see sad Examples of 'saturate' in a sentence saturate They keep you on edge and doubtful---like your Art did---always hungry for more---or they saturate you, won't leave you alone. Kate Cann GO! (2002) The enemy ships could project their course track back to us and saturate the area with depth charges or subrockets. Bart Davis DESTROY THE KENTUCKY (2002) In other languages saturate British English: saturate VERB If people or things saturate a place or object, they fill it completely so that no more can be added. In the last days before the vote, both sides are saturating the airwaves. American English: saturate Brazilian Portuguese: saturar Chinese: 使饱和 European Spanish: saturar French: saturer German: sättigen Italian: saturare Japanese: 飽和させる Korean: 포화 상태를 만들다 European Portuguese: saturar Latin American Spanish: saturar 1 (verb) in the sense of flood Definition to fill so completely that no more can be added Both sides are saturating the airwaves. Synonyms flood a policy aimed at flooding Europe with exports overwhelm The small Pacific island could be overwhelmed by rising sea levels. swamp The river burst its banks, swamping a mobile home park. overrun A group of rebels overran the port. A military group overran them and took four of them off. deluge Torrential rain deluged the capital. glut Soldiers returning from war had glutted the job market. 2 (verb) in the sense of soak Definition to soak completely If the filter has been saturated with motor oil, discard it. Synonyms soak Soak the soil around each bush with at least 4 gallons of water. steep green beans steeped in olive oil drench They turned fire hoses on the people and drenched them. seep Radioactive water had seeped into underground reservoirs. imbue He is able to imbue his listeners with enthusiasm. douse They doused him in petrol. impregnate plastic impregnated with a light-absorbing dye suffuse A dull red flash suffused Selby's face. ret wet through waterlog souse drouk (Scottish) Additional synonyms in the sense of deluge Definition to flood Torrential rain deluged the capital. Synonyms flood, drown, swamp, submerge, soak, drench, inundate, douse in the sense of douse Definition to drench with water or other liquid They doused him in petrol. Synonyms drench, soak, steep, saturate, duck, submerge, immerse, dunk, souse, plunge into water in the sense of drench Definition to make completely wet They turned fire hoses on the people and drenched them. Synonyms soak, flood, wet, duck, drown, steep, swamp, saturate, inundate, souse, imbrue Synonyms of 'saturate' saturate Explore 'saturate' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of glut Definition to supply (a market) with a commodity in excess of the demand for it Soldiers returning from war had glutted the job market. Synonyms saturate, flood, choke, clog, overload, inundate, deluge, oversupply in the sense of imbue Definition to fill or inspire (with ideals or principles) He is able to imbue his listeners with enthusiasm. Synonyms instil, infuse, steep, bathe, saturate, pervade, permeate, impregnate, inculcate in the sense of impregnate Definition to saturate, soak, or fill throughout plastic impregnated with a light-absorbing dye Synonyms saturate, soak, steep, fill, seep, pervade, infuse, permeate, imbue, suffuse, percolate, imbrue (rare) in the sense of overrun Definition to conquer (territory) rapidly by force of numbers A group of rebels overran the port.A military group overran them and took four of them off. Synonyms overwhelm, attack, assault, occupy, raid, invade, penetrate, swamp, rout, assail, descend upon, run riot over in the sense of overwhelm The small Pacific island could be overwhelmed by rising sea levels. Synonyms swamp, bury, flood, crush, engulf, submerge, beset, inundate, deluge, snow under in the sense of seep Definition to leak through slowly Radioactive water had seeped into underground reservoirs. Synonyms ooze, well, leak, soak, bleed, weep, trickle, leach, exude, permeate, percolate in the sense of souse Definition to steep or cook (food) in a marinade Synonyms steep, soak, pickle, immerse, drench, marinate, dunk in the sense of steep Definition to soak or be soaked in a liquid in order to soften or cleanse green beans steeped in olive oil Synonyms soak, immerse, marinate, damp, submerge, drench, moisten, macerate, souse, imbrue (rare) in the sense of suffuse Definition to spread through or over (something) A dull red flash suffused Selby's face. Synonyms spread through or over, flood, infuse, cover, steep, bathe, mantle, pervade, permeate, imbue, overspread, transfuse (literary) in the sense of swamp Definition to cause (a boat) to sink or fill with water The river burst its banks, swamping a mobile home park. Synonyms flood, engulf, submerge, inundate, deluge
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