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Translate drenching from English to French

Summary

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drench:
- impregner; tremper
Wiktionary:
- drench → tremper, abreuver, saturer

English

Detailed Translations for drenching from English to French

drenching:

Translation Matrix for drenching:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	soaking; souse; sousing

Synonyms for "drenching":

soaking; souse; sousing; wetting

Related Definitions for "drenching":

the act of making something completely wet¹
- he gave it a good drenching¹

drench:

drench verb

drench (soak)
impregner; tremper
- impregner verb
- tremper verb (trempe, trempes, trempons, trempez, trempent, trempais, trempait, trempions, trempiez, trempaient, trempai, trempas, trempa, trempâmes, trempâtes, trempèrent, tremperai, tremperas, trempera, tremperons, tremperez, tremperont)

Translation Matrix for drench:

Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
impregner	drench; soak
tremper	drench; soak	become hard; dampen; dip; dip in; harden; immerse; impregnate; iron; leave to soak; moisten; overturn; plunge in; push under; soak; steel; toughen; wet
-	douse; dowse; imbrue; soak; sop; souse; swamp
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	drencher; soak; soaker; swill

Related Words for "drench":

drenching

Synonyms for "drench":

swamp; flood
provide; supply; ply; cater
imbrue; impregnate; saturate
douse; dowse; soak; sop; souse; wet

Related Definitions for "drench":

cover with liquid; pour liquid onto¹
permeate or impregnate¹
- The war drenched the country in blood¹
force to drink¹
drench or submerge or be drenched or submerged¹

Wiktionary Translations for drench:

drench

verb

to soak, to make very wet
- drench → tremper

drench

verb

faire boire (un animal, particulièrement un cheval).
- abreuver → drench; flood; overwhelm; swamp; dampen; irrigate; water
chimie|fr dissoudre dans un liquide la quantité maximale qu’il pouvoir absorber d’une substance.
- saturer → saturate; drench; imbue; pervade; sate; steep

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University