单词 | drench |
释义 | drench I. 1. a. b. 2. a. < this alternance of sun and drench proliferates plant and beast — Waldo Frank > b. < the heather of the bogs, the hill turf, and the gravel of the road had lost their color under a drench of dew — John Buchan > < few men have subjected all their borrowings to so strong a drench of personability — H.S.Canby > c. II. transitive verb 1. a. archaic b. 2. obsolete a. b. 3. < desserts drenched in brandy — Dwight Macdonald > specifically 4. < within five minutes the daily downpour of tropical rain would drench the jungle — William Beebe > < the sweat poured down his body until he was drenched — Pearl Buck > 5. < ominous iridescences drench every paragraph — Frederic Morton > < familiar with the Hebrides and drenched in Highland lore — J.W.Krutch > < klieg lights snapped on, drenching rostrum and orchestra floor with hot light — F.L.Allen > < sun-drenched Italy — G.C.Sellery > intransitive verb < driving snow and sleet, which drenched cruelly down on little townships that already … had had too much of water — Mollie Panter-Downes > |
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