Definition of awash in English:

awash

adjective əˈwɒʃ

1predicative Covered or flooded with water, especially seawater or rain.
the boat rolled violently, her decks awash
Example sentencesExamples
- Zambian courts are always awash with petitions every after election.
- ‘We reckoned we were awash with knowledge on how a marina should operate,’ he laughed.
- The Catalan capital was awash with the cream of the European cinema.
- They did, and his end-of-tour report was not awash with praise.
- Every investment bank in the City is said to be awash with potential deals, which is sparking guessing games as to who will fall on to the auction block next.
- Aboriginal society is awash with politics, the politics of preferment.
- But even that argument no longer applies now that Ireland is awash with euros, new factories and millionaires.
- The gutters were awash with dirty soot-flecked water, rushing down the storm-drain.
- The old place, awash with memories, is now hosting its last season before the club moves to its huge new stadium at nearby Ashburton Grove.
- Edinburgh is awash with restaurants, some good - some not so good.
- Yes, knowledge is better than ignorance, but isn't North America awash with sexual information?
- At the end of 2000, York was reduced to a sandbag city, hit by unprecedented levels of rain and awash with flood water.
- This afternoon seemed awash with possibilities and promise.
- The yacht lay alongside the pier at a sharp cant, its left side decks awash with water.
- How things have changed: we are awash with extra-virgin olive oil and have overdosed on sun-dried tomatoes.
- The next morning there was a last-minute change of plan to avoid arriving back in London while it was awash with May Day demonstrators.
- Two walls of the gallery are covered with her canvases, awash with deep blues and cheerful yellows.
- And as the winter rains pour down, the camp is awash with sewage and rubbish.
- I like the idea of dark banking transactions taking place in towns like Miltown Malbay, awash with transnational avarice.
- Ireland is in fact awash with tax reliefs and incentives.
Synonyms
flooded, covered with water, under water
submerged, engulfed, submersed
1. 1.1 Containing large numbers or amounts of someone or something.
  the city was awash with journalists
  Example sentencesExamples
  The movie is awash in liberal stereotypes.
  He has five years left at the helm of a government awash with oil revenues.
  Common sense dictates that most people, awash in their own ignorance, far prefer to lecture than be lectured to.
  With the streets awash in dead frogs, small talk is no longer the order of the day.
  Soon enough he was inside, awash in cool dim light from above.
  Wimbledon has literally been awash with interruptions in its final week.
  Her small face was awash with worry, her body language agitated.
  Still awash in relief at leaving behind the murky realm of differing ideologies, Anne giggled nervously.
  Cartwright Hall - one of Bradford's most magnificent venues for weddings - will soon be awash with all things matrimonial.
  They are reckoned to be the craziest in a city awash with yellow lines.
  Again, right now the world is awash in cheap money.
  The media industry - no less than the campaign system - is awash in oceans of dollars.
  The room is a beehive, awash with noise.
  Just today I heard from someone who came to see me in my office just exactly how awash with cash Government departments are.
  The platform, we were told, was awash with horrid chemicals which would pollute vast areas of the pristine ocean.
  The streets are awash with people speaking English.
  The recent pages of our publications are awash in stories of credit difficulty.
  In the early 1950s, the Massey commissioners noted that universities remained islets of civilization awash in a growing sea of materialism.
  Declared biologically dead in 1957, the Thames is now awash with wildlife, ecologists say.
  Closing her eyes in anticipation, awash in the sensations he was arousing in her, she waited.
  Synonyms
  inundated, flooded, deluged, swamped, teeming, heaving, overflowing
2. 1.2 Level with the surface of water so that it just washes over.
  a rock awash outside the reef entrance
  Example sentencesExamples
  Here we discovered a rock awash not noted in either chart or guide.
  This is poor seamanship, as a rock awash off Jones Point is not visible.
  Watch the rock awash off the southern point and anchor in 20/30Ft of water.

Rhymes

Bosch, bosh, brioche, cloche, cohosh, cosh, dosh, Foch, galosh, gosh, josh, mosh, nosh, posh, quash, slosh, splosh, squash, swash, tosh, wash

Definition of awash in US English:

awash

adjective

1predicative Covered or flooded with water, especially seawater or rain.
the boat rolled violently, its decks awash
Example sentencesExamples
- The yacht lay alongside the pier at a sharp cant, its left side decks awash with water.
- The gutters were awash with dirty soot-flecked water, rushing down the storm-drain.
- Edinburgh is awash with restaurants, some good - some not so good.
- Two walls of the gallery are covered with her canvases, awash with deep blues and cheerful yellows.
- Every investment bank in the City is said to be awash with potential deals, which is sparking guessing games as to who will fall on to the auction block next.
- Zambian courts are always awash with petitions every after election.
- This afternoon seemed awash with possibilities and promise.
- The Catalan capital was awash with the cream of the European cinema.
- The next morning there was a last-minute change of plan to avoid arriving back in London while it was awash with May Day demonstrators.
- And as the winter rains pour down, the camp is awash with sewage and rubbish.
- Ireland is in fact awash with tax reliefs and incentives.
- How things have changed: we are awash with extra-virgin olive oil and have overdosed on sun-dried tomatoes.
- Yes, knowledge is better than ignorance, but isn't North America awash with sexual information?
- At the end of 2000, York was reduced to a sandbag city, hit by unprecedented levels of rain and awash with flood water.
- But even that argument no longer applies now that Ireland is awash with euros, new factories and millionaires.
- The old place, awash with memories, is now hosting its last season before the club moves to its huge new stadium at nearby Ashburton Grove.
- Aboriginal society is awash with politics, the politics of preferment.
- I like the idea of dark banking transactions taking place in towns like Miltown Malbay, awash with transnational avarice.
- ‘We reckoned we were awash with knowledge on how a marina should operate,’ he laughed.
- They did, and his end-of-tour report was not awash with praise.
Synonyms
flooded, covered with water, under water
1. 1.1 Containing large numbers or amounts of someone or something.
  the city was awash with journalists
  Example sentencesExamples
  Still awash in relief at leaving behind the murky realm of differing ideologies, Anne giggled nervously.
  Just today I heard from someone who came to see me in my office just exactly how awash with cash Government departments are.
  The platform, we were told, was awash with horrid chemicals which would pollute vast areas of the pristine ocean.
  The media industry - no less than the campaign system - is awash in oceans of dollars.
  Again, right now the world is awash in cheap money.
  The room is a beehive, awash with noise.
  They are reckoned to be the craziest in a city awash with yellow lines.
  Closing her eyes in anticipation, awash in the sensations he was arousing in her, she waited.
  He has five years left at the helm of a government awash with oil revenues.
  Soon enough he was inside, awash in cool dim light from above.
  The streets are awash with people speaking English.
  The movie is awash in liberal stereotypes.
  Declared biologically dead in 1957, the Thames is now awash with wildlife, ecologists say.
  In the early 1950s, the Massey commissioners noted that universities remained islets of civilization awash in a growing sea of materialism.
  The recent pages of our publications are awash in stories of credit difficulty.
  Wimbledon has literally been awash with interruptions in its final week.
  Her small face was awash with worry, her body language agitated.
  Common sense dictates that most people, awash in their own ignorance, far prefer to lecture than be lectured to.
  With the streets awash in dead frogs, small talk is no longer the order of the day.
  Cartwright Hall - one of Bradford's most magnificent venues for weddings - will soon be awash with all things matrimonial.
  Synonyms
  inundated, flooded, deluged, swamped, teeming, heaving, overflowing
2. 1.2 Level with the surface of water, especially the sea, so that it just washes over.
  a rock awash outside the reef entrance
  Example sentencesExamples
  This is poor seamanship, as a rock awash off Jones Point is not visible.
  Here we discovered a rock awash not noted in either chart or guide.
  Watch the rock awash off the southern point and anchor in 20/30Ft of water.

单词	awash
释义	Definition of awash in English: awash adjective əˈwɒʃ 1predicative Covered or flooded with water, especially seawater or rain. the boat rolled violently, her decks awash Example sentencesExamples Zambian courts are always awash with petitions every after election. ‘We reckoned we were awash with knowledge on how a marina should operate,’ he laughed. The Catalan capital was awash with the cream of the European cinema. They did, and his end-of-tour report was not awash with praise. Every investment bank in the City is said to be awash with potential deals, which is sparking guessing games as to who will fall on to the auction block next. Aboriginal society is awash with politics, the politics of preferment. But even that argument no longer applies now that Ireland is awash with euros, new factories and millionaires. The gutters were awash with dirty soot-flecked water, rushing down the storm-drain. The old place, awash with memories, is now hosting its last season before the club moves to its huge new stadium at nearby Ashburton Grove. Edinburgh is awash with restaurants, some good - some not so good. Yes, knowledge is better than ignorance, but isn't North America awash with sexual information? At the end of 2000, York was reduced to a sandbag city, hit by unprecedented levels of rain and awash with flood water. This afternoon seemed awash with possibilities and promise. The yacht lay alongside the pier at a sharp cant, its left side decks awash with water. How things have changed: we are awash with extra-virgin olive oil and have overdosed on sun-dried tomatoes. The next morning there was a last-minute change of plan to avoid arriving back in London while it was awash with May Day demonstrators. Two walls of the gallery are covered with her canvases, awash with deep blues and cheerful yellows. And as the winter rains pour down, the camp is awash with sewage and rubbish. I like the idea of dark banking transactions taking place in towns like Miltown Malbay, awash with transnational avarice. Ireland is in fact awash with tax reliefs and incentives. Synonyms flooded, covered with water, under water submerged, engulfed, submersed 1.1 Containing large numbers or amounts of someone or something. the city was awash with journalists Example sentencesExamples The movie is awash in liberal stereotypes. He has five years left at the helm of a government awash with oil revenues. Common sense dictates that most people, awash in their own ignorance, far prefer to lecture than be lectured to. With the streets awash in dead frogs, small talk is no longer the order of the day. Soon enough he was inside, awash in cool dim light from above. Wimbledon has literally been awash with interruptions in its final week. Her small face was awash with worry, her body language agitated. Still awash in relief at leaving behind the murky realm of differing ideologies, Anne giggled nervously. Cartwright Hall - one of Bradford's most magnificent venues for weddings - will soon be awash with all things matrimonial. They are reckoned to be the craziest in a city awash with yellow lines. Again, right now the world is awash in cheap money. The media industry - no less than the campaign system - is awash in oceans of dollars. The room is a beehive, awash with noise. Just today I heard from someone who came to see me in my office just exactly how awash with cash Government departments are. The platform, we were told, was awash with horrid chemicals which would pollute vast areas of the pristine ocean. The streets are awash with people speaking English. The recent pages of our publications are awash in stories of credit difficulty. In the early 1950s, the Massey commissioners noted that universities remained islets of civilization awash in a growing sea of materialism. Declared biologically dead in 1957, the Thames is now awash with wildlife, ecologists say. Closing her eyes in anticipation, awash in the sensations he was arousing in her, she waited. Synonyms inundated, flooded, deluged, swamped, teeming, heaving, overflowing 1.2 Level with the surface of water so that it just washes over. a rock awash outside the reef entrance Example sentencesExamples Here we discovered a rock awash not noted in either chart or guide. This is poor seamanship, as a rock awash off Jones Point is not visible. Watch the rock awash off the southern point and anchor in 20/30Ft of water. Rhymes Bosch, bosh, brioche, cloche, cohosh, cosh, dosh, Foch, galosh, gosh, josh, mosh, nosh, posh, quash, slosh, splosh, squash, swash, tosh, wash Definition of awash in US English: awash adjective 1predicative Covered or flooded with water, especially seawater or rain. the boat rolled violently, its decks awash Example sentencesExamples The yacht lay alongside the pier at a sharp cant, its left side decks awash with water. The gutters were awash with dirty soot-flecked water, rushing down the storm-drain. Edinburgh is awash with restaurants, some good - some not so good. Two walls of the gallery are covered with her canvases, awash with deep blues and cheerful yellows. Every investment bank in the City is said to be awash with potential deals, which is sparking guessing games as to who will fall on to the auction block next. Zambian courts are always awash with petitions every after election. This afternoon seemed awash with possibilities and promise. The Catalan capital was awash with the cream of the European cinema. The next morning there was a last-minute change of plan to avoid arriving back in London while it was awash with May Day demonstrators. And as the winter rains pour down, the camp is awash with sewage and rubbish. Ireland is in fact awash with tax reliefs and incentives. How things have changed: we are awash with extra-virgin olive oil and have overdosed on sun-dried tomatoes. Yes, knowledge is better than ignorance, but isn't North America awash with sexual information? At the end of 2000, York was reduced to a sandbag city, hit by unprecedented levels of rain and awash with flood water. But even that argument no longer applies now that Ireland is awash with euros, new factories and millionaires. The old place, awash with memories, is now hosting its last season before the club moves to its huge new stadium at nearby Ashburton Grove. Aboriginal society is awash with politics, the politics of preferment. I like the idea of dark banking transactions taking place in towns like Miltown Malbay, awash with transnational avarice. ‘We reckoned we were awash with knowledge on how a marina should operate,’ he laughed. They did, and his end-of-tour report was not awash with praise. Synonyms flooded, covered with water, under water 1.1 Containing large numbers or amounts of someone or something. the city was awash with journalists Example sentencesExamples Still awash in relief at leaving behind the murky realm of differing ideologies, Anne giggled nervously. Just today I heard from someone who came to see me in my office just exactly how awash with cash Government departments are. The platform, we were told, was awash with horrid chemicals which would pollute vast areas of the pristine ocean. The media industry - no less than the campaign system - is awash in oceans of dollars. Again, right now the world is awash in cheap money. The room is a beehive, awash with noise. They are reckoned to be the craziest in a city awash with yellow lines. Closing her eyes in anticipation, awash in the sensations he was arousing in her, she waited. He has five years left at the helm of a government awash with oil revenues. Soon enough he was inside, awash in cool dim light from above. The streets are awash with people speaking English. The movie is awash in liberal stereotypes. Declared biologically dead in 1957, the Thames is now awash with wildlife, ecologists say. In the early 1950s, the Massey commissioners noted that universities remained islets of civilization awash in a growing sea of materialism. The recent pages of our publications are awash in stories of credit difficulty. Wimbledon has literally been awash with interruptions in its final week. Her small face was awash with worry, her body language agitated. Common sense dictates that most people, awash in their own ignorance, far prefer to lecture than be lectured to. With the streets awash in dead frogs, small talk is no longer the order of the day. Cartwright Hall - one of Bradford's most magnificent venues for weddings - will soon be awash with all things matrimonial. Synonyms inundated, flooded, deluged, swamped, teeming, heaving, overflowing 1.2 Level with the surface of water, especially the sea, so that it just washes over. a rock awash outside the reef entrance Example sentencesExamples This is poor seamanship, as a rock awash off Jones Point is not visible. Here we discovered a rock awash not noted in either chart or guide. Watch the rock awash off the southern point and anchor in 20/30Ft of water.
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