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Pronunciation / Transliteration: bǎohé de
"暴雨过后，地面完全饱和了。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Holding as much water or moisture as can be absorbed; thoroughly soaked.
"The ground was completely saturated after hours of heavy rain."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Latin saturatus, past participle of saturare 'to fill, satiate', from satur 'full, sated'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Saturated" is said worldwide
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saturé
Transliteration: saturé
"Le sol est complètement saturé d'eau."
gesättigt
Transliteration: gesättigt
"Der Boden war völlig mit Wasser gesättigt."
saturo
Transliteration: saturo
"Il terreno era completamente saturo d'acqua."
saturado
Transliteration: saturado
"El suelo estaba completamente saturado de agua."
saturado
Transliteration: saturado
"O solo estava completamente saturado de água."
संतृप्त
Transliteration: santript
"भारी बारिश के बाद जमीन पूरी तरह से संतृप्त हो गई थी।"
饱和的
Transliteration: bǎohé de
"暴雨过后，地面完全饱和了。"
포화된
Transliteration: pohwadoen
"폭우가 내린 후 땅이 완전히 포화되었습니다."
飽和した
Transliteration: hōwa shita
"大雨の後、地面は完全に水分で飽和していた。"
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