Was heißt »patsch­nass« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

klatsch­nass:

soaked to the bone

soaked to the skin

soaking

sopping

sopping wet

wringing

wringing wet

pu­del­nass:

drenched

trief­nass:

sopping

tropf­nass:

sopping

Antonyme

kno­chen­tro­cken:

bone dry

bone-dry

dry as a bone

tro­cken:

dry

Englische Beispielsätze

• I was caught in a shower on the way home from school and got soaking wet.

• Tom got soaking wet and caught a cold.

• My cat is soaking wet.

• He was soaking wet from head to toe.

• Tom threw a soaking wet sponge at me at school today.

• Tom thought an umbrella would be an unnecessary burden, which is why he's now soaking wet.

• Tom thought an umbrella would be a needless encumbrance, which is why he's now soaking wet.

• Your shirt is soaking wet.

• Stephen was soaking wet.

• Stéphane was soaking wet.

• Mary was soaking wet.

• Tom was soaking wet.

• Tom's clothes are soaking wet.

• I got soaking wet.

• She weighs about ninety pounds, soaking wet.

• I'm soaking wet.

• You're soaking wet.

• Tom got soaking wet.

• I was caught in a shower on my way home from school, got soaking wet and caught a cold.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

nass:

wet