moisten
moisten — 動詞
- moistenpresent simple I / you / we / they
- moistenshe / she / it
- moistenedpast simple
- moistening-ing form
1. to add a small amount of liquid to something, or for a surface to take on a litt
潤濕;濕潤
使某物稍微變濕,或自己微微變濕
to add a small amount of liquid to something, or for a surface to take on a little moisture.
Nadia moistened the stamp with a drop of water before mailing the letter.
Nadia 寄信前,先用一滴水把郵票潤濕。
moisten + noun + with + liquid
Please moisten the cake layers so they do not dry out overnight.
請先把蛋糕夾層稍微潤濕,免得放一晚就變乾。
imperative: moisten + food item
Omar's eyes moistened when he heard his daughter sing on stage.
Omar 聽見女兒在台上唱歌時,眼眶微微濕潤。
intransitive: eyes + moisten
The nurse moistened the bandage before placing it over the scrape.
護士先把紗布稍微潤濕,再覆在擦傷上。
Dry bread softens quickly if you moisten it with warm soup.
乾硬的麵包如果用熱湯稍微潤濕,很快就會軟下來。
conditional: moisten it with [liquid]
- moisten the stamp
- moisten the cloth
- moisten with water
- moisten the lips
- eyes moisten
- dry
the general opposite; it means remove moisture or become dry
文法句型
moisten + noun
moisten + noun + with + liquid
eyes/lips + moisten
用法筆記
Often used when only a small amount of liquid is added, especially to food, cloth, lips, paper, or a bandage. Without an object, it commonly describes eyes or another surface becoming slightly wet on their own.