waterlog
waterlog — 動詞
- waterlogpresent simple I / you / we / they
- waterlogs3rd person singular
- waterloging-ing form
- waterlogedpast simple
1. to fill or soak something with so much water that it becomes heavy, soft, or una
浸滿水;泡透
使充滿水分而沉重不堪
to fill or soak something with so much water that it becomes heavy, soft, or unable to work properly — for example, soil after several days of rain, a wooden structure in a storm, or fabric left in a puddle.
Three days of heavy rain waterlogged the garden, drowning the young tomato plants.
連續三天的大雨讓花園積水,淹死了番茄幼苗。
active transitive: rain/storm as subject
The storm waterlogged the wooden shed, ruining the tools stored inside.
暴風雨讓木棚浸滿了水,毀了存放在裡面的工具。
collocation: waterlog + wooden structure
A burst pipe waterlogged the basement floor before anyone noticed the leak.
水管爆裂讓地下室地板泡在水裡,等有人發現漏水時已經濕透了。
The rising river waterlogged the nearby fields, killing the wheat crop.
暴漲的河水讓附近田地嚴重積水,害小麥作物全毀了。
collocation: river waterlogs fields
The rain waterlogged the tent that Femi left out in the garden.
Femi 把帳篷留在花園裡,雨水把帳篷布給泡透了。
- rain waterlogs the ground
- storm waterlogs the soil
- flood waterlogs the basement
- waterlogged by heavy rain
- waterlogged wooden structure
- saturate
focuses on absorption to the point where no more can be held; more technical
- drench
emphasises heavy wetness on the surface rather than absorption through the whole object
- soak
general term for leaving something in liquid until it absorbs; less extreme than waterlog
- swamp
suggests being overwhelmed by a large amount of water, often in a harmful way
文法句型
waterlog + noun phrase (object)
用法筆記
More common as the adjective 'waterlogged' (e.g. 'the soil was waterlogged'). The verb form 'to waterlog' is used when describing what causes the condition.
常見錯誤
同根字
- waterlogged形容詞C1
- waterlogging名詞C2