thirst

• Sustantivo que designa la sensación física o el estado en el que se necesita o se desea beber, generalmente agua. También puede referirse metafóricamente a un deseo o anhelo intenso de algo.

A noun referring to the physical sensation or condition of needing or wanting to drink something, typically water.

incontable

1. Need for drinkA1formal

   A feeling of needing or wanting to drink something, especially water.

   sed

   • After the long run, he had a terrible thirst.
   • She quenched her thirst with a glass of cold water.
   • The desert heat gave them an unquenchable thirst.

   Sinónimosdehydrationdroughtdryness

2. Strong desireB2formal

   A powerful craving or longing for something, not necessarily drink.

   Sed

   • He had an insatiable thirst for knowledge.
   • Her thirst for adventure led her to travel the world.
   • The young artist had a burning thirst for fame.

   Sinónimosappetitecravingdesireeagernesshankeringhungerlonginglustpassionyearning

• Verbo que expresa un deseo fuerte o necesidad de beber, y en sentido figurado, un anhelo intenso de algo como conocimiento o experiencia.

A verb used to express a strong desire or craving for something, typically for drink or figuratively for knowledge or experience.

1. Feel a need to drinkB1formal

   To have a strong desire or need to drink liquids, especially water.

   Tener sed

   • After the long hike, he thirsted for a glass of cold water.
   • The travelers thirsted in the desert heat.
   • She thirsted after hours of working in the sun.

2. Strongly desire somethingB2formal

   To have an intense longing or craving for something abstract, such as knowledge, power, or justice.

   Anhelar intensamente

   • He thirsted for knowledge throughout his life.
   • The people thirsted for freedom and equality.
   • She thirsted for adventure and new experiences.

   Sinónimosachecravedesirehankerhungerlonglustpineyearn