soaker
/ˈsəʊ.kə/Übersetzung: Substantiv, das entweder einen starken Regenguss oder eine Person bezeichnen kann, die gewohnheitsmäßig zu viel Alkohol trinkt.
Wortbeziehungen
noun
/ˈsəʊ.kə/Существительное, которое может обозначать сильный ливень или человека, который привычно злоупотребляет алкоголем.
Sustantivo que puede referirse a un aguacero muy fuerte o a una persona que habitualmente bebe alcohol en exceso.
Nom qui peut désigner une forte pluie soudaine ou une personne qui boit habituellement de l'alcool avec excès.
Substantiv, das entweder einen starken Regenguss oder eine Person bezeichnen kann, die gewohnheitsmäßig zu viel Alkohol trinkt.
Substantivo que pode designar uma chuva forte e passageira ou uma pessoa que bebe álcool de forma habitual e excessiva.
名词,可指倾盆大雨或暴雨,也可指习惯性酗酒的人。
اسم يدل على المطر الغزير جدًّا أو على الشخص الذي اعتاد الإفراط في شرب الخمر.
A noun that can refer to a heavy downpour of rain, or to a person who habitually drinks alcohol to excess.
Heavy rainB2informal
A prolonged or intense period of rainfall.
Ливень
lluvia torrencial
Forte pluie
Starkregen
Chuva forte
暴雨
أمطار غزيرة
- We got caught in a real soaker on our way home.
- The forecast predicts a soaker for the weekend.
- After the soaker, the garden was completely flooded.
Habitual heavy drinkerC1informal
A person who regularly drinks large amounts of alcohol.
Пьяница
Bebedor empedernido
gros buveur
Trinker
Bêbado
酒鬼
السِّكِّير
- He's known as a soaker at the local pub.
- The old soaker spent most of his evenings at the bar.
- She worried her brother was becoming a soaker.
Synonymealcoholicboozercarouserdipsomaniacdrunkdrunkardguzzlerinebriatelushsottipplertoper
Antonymeabstainerteetotaler
- soakers plural form
- soakers' possessive plural form
- soaker's possessive singular form
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