How to read wet?
the pronunciation of wet is English [wet]. Wet means wet; Rainy; Cowardly; Moisture; Rainy days; Get wet. Wet comparative: wet; Highest level: wettest；; Past tense: wet/wet; Past participle: wet/wet; Present participle: wetting；; Third person singular: wets.
First, a detailed explanation click here to see the details of wet. (Adj.) Wet, wet, wet, rainy, rainy, rainy, wet diapers, wet cowards, spineless, wet behind the ears, young and young, never seen the world oppose prohibition of alcohol. Wetlands are rainy, people who oppose prohibition of alcohol drink, and people who drink alcohol are opposed to v. (verb) Wet the bed, wet their pants, and pee on ... wet, wet wet, make it wet, rain, drink, celebrate the tide, and pee. Second, Ying Ying's interpretation
noun: wet caused by water; "drops of wet gleamed on the window"
Adjective:covered or soaked with a liquid such as water; "a wet bathing suit"
"wet sidewalks"
"wet weather"
containing moisture or volatile components; "wet paint"
supporting or permitting the legal production and sale of alcoholic beverages; "a wet candidate running on a wet platform"
"a wet county"
producing or secreting milk; "a wet nurse"
"a wet cow"
"lactating cows"
consisting of or trading in alcoholic liquor; "a wet cargo"
"a wet canteen"
very drunk
Verb:cause to become wet; "Wet your face"
make one's bed or clothes wet by urinating; "this eight year old boy still wets his bed"
3. network explanation
1. translation of wet
1. wet: with we~ thread: marriage (wet *) is like a wet (web). with ac~e thread: per acre (acre). The same ~ace string notes: face is fat, shoelaces are strangled, pace is dead, race is Switzerland-the last two words are corresponding homonyms.
2. wet sound: generally, in all effectors, especially in time signal processors, there are control knobs for left and right dry sound (dry sound) and right dry sound (dry sound). Wet sound represents the processed sound. Different sound effects can be obtained by controlling the proportion between them.
3. Wet: Prince went to new york alone to seek a recording contract. After failing, he made a tape by himself, which was appreciated by Warner Bros. Records. In 1978, his debut album <: > Come out, only enter the 163rd place in the list. Among them, people like <: > (Wet) lyric works with the theme of * * have not attracted people's interest either.
4. Explanation of wet
4. wet: it is Thunderstorms in Autumn (it is Snowy in Winter). There are also expressions of various weather. Cloudy Windy, Lightning, Cold, Hot, adjective Cool, Foggy, Warm and Wet, and some new words such as
5. wet: wine equality tax; Australian wine balance tax
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6. Wet: water bath temperature; Water bath
7. wet: wine equalization tax; Contingent liquor parity tax
8. wet: whole earth telescope; Wesselink quality
4. Example
The paper has been written where it got wet.
This paper is wrinkled in the wet place.
you will get wet if you go out without an umbrella.
you will get wet when you go out without an umbrella.
a bicycle cape will protect you in wet weather.
A bicycle poncho can help you ride in rainy days without getting wet.
the crowds packed into the cinema on a wet day.
A large group of people crowded into the cinema in rainy days.
I stepped in a puddle and got my foot wet.
I stepped into a small pool and got my feet wet.
I will have to wet your hair first.
I'll get your hair wet first.
5. Common phrases
Used as adjectives (adj.)a wet blanket A wet blanket Person Who Spoils Other People's Pleasure Because He Is Gloomy
All wet through; Thoroughly soaked; Completely wrong
we behind the ears are young and at a loss as to what to do; Naive
wet through thoroughly soaked
Used as a verb (v.) wet down (v.+adv.) Make a surface wet all over
wet sth? Down if you wet the walls down first, the surface will take the water-based paint more smoothly.
If you wet the wall first, you can brush the water-based paint on the surface more evenly.
wet off (v.+adv.) cut off or disconnect remove or break off (blowing glass) by wetting
wet sth? offWhen you have blown the glass to the shape you want, wet the end off; You can make it smooth when it has been cooled.
When you blow the glass into the desired shape, wet the end and break it. After cooling, the end can be smooth.
wet out (v.+adv.) makes make Thoroughly wet before dipping it in a chemical to change its colour
wet sth? Out of the colour will not be even fixed endless the cloth is first properly wet out.
If you don't soak the cloth with water, it won't be evenly colored.
six, Classic quotation
the floor .. was covered with wet and slim.
from: m. Pemberton she was about on the river .. and was't afraid to get wet.
from: J. CalderShe spraw. Led on..the wet pavement.
from: V. Glendinninghis ... shirt, wet with spray, flapped damply in the wind.
from: C. BrayfieldThey..kissed his feet, And wet them with tears.
From: Bunyan We Were Caught in ... Showers ... Without Being Very Much Wet.
From: N. Hawthorne Eigot Some Water Out of a ... Bottle. . and wet the tower.
from: e.j. Howard she wet her palm and smoothed the hair about my ear.
from: A. Tan VII. Discrimination of meaning
adj. (adjectives) wet, damp, moist, soaking all have the meaning of "wet". The differences are as follows: 1. To some extent, Soaking >; wet > damp > Moist:soaking means completely wet; Wet means moderate humidity; Damp means not dry, a little damp; Moist means not completely dry, but still damp, especially when the surface is wet. I tried to squeeze the water out of my soaping skirt. I wrung the water off my wet skirt. He took off his wet shoes. He took off his wet shoes. Damp wood won't burn. Wet wood won't burn. The grass was wet from the morning dew. The grass was wet with dew. 2.wet sometimes contains unpleasant meanings, but the other three words don't. Her cheeks were wet with tears. Both (verb) wet and wet are past tense and past participle of wet. In British English, except in phrases such as wet the bed or wet pants, the past tense and past participle of wet are usually wet. For example, The baby has wet its bed again. Damp, wet, dank, moist and humid all mean "wet". Damp means "slightly damp, making people feel uncomfortable". Wet means "containing water or other liquids" and "wet". Dank means "wet". Moist means "slightly wet" and "moist", which often means "not very dry, this humidity is pleasant". Humid is a formal term, which often means "high humidity in the air". The verbs wet, damp and soak all mean to make wet. Wet is a common word that generally refers to the role played by water. Damp means all wet, focusing on the state. Soak refers to immersion, focusing on the final result. The related synonyms of wet
dam, moist, rainying, raining, fool, dampness, drunk, liquid, moisture, rain, water, wet, dam, dip, spray, sprint, steep, The related antonyms of water
wet
dry, resolute, strong, dry
the related neighboring words of wet
wet, westward, wet, wet, wet, wet, Wetlu, wet, Wetzl
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