wet

• Cubierto o empapado de agua u otro líquido; no seco.

Covered or saturated with water or another liquid; not dry.

1. Covered with liquidA1formal

   Covered or saturated with water or another liquid.

   Mojado

   • The grass is wet after the rain.
   • She wiped the wet table with a cloth.
   • His clothes were completely wet from the storm.

   Sinónimosdampdrencheddrippingmoistsaturatedsoakedsoddensoggywatery

   Antónimosdry

2. Rainy or humidA1formal

   Characterized by rain or high moisture in the air.

   húmedo o lluvioso

   • The weather forecast predicts a wet weekend.
   • It was a wet and windy day outside.
   • The region has a wet climate during the winter months.

   Sinónimosclammydampdankdrizzlyhumidmoistmuggyrainyshowerysoggy

   Antónimosariddry

3. Not yet dryA2informal

   Referring to paint, ink, or other substances that have not dried.

   húmedo, sin secar

   • Be careful, the paint is still wet.
   • The ink on the paper is wet, so don't touch it.
   • The sign says 'Wet floor' after cleaning.

   Sinónimosfreshundried

   Antónimosdry

• Sustantivo que designa la humedad, el líquido o el estado de estar cubierto o empapado de agua u otro líquido.

A noun referring to moisture, liquid, or the state of being covered or saturated with water or another liquid.

incontable

1. Rainy weatherA2informal

   Rainy or damp weather conditions.

   Tiempo lluvioso

   • We stayed inside because of the wet.
   • The wet has ruined our picnic plans.
   • I don't like driving in the wet.

   Sinónimosdampdampnessdrizzleprecipitationrainrainfall

   Antónimosdroughtdryfair

2. Moisture or liquidB1formal

   The state or condition of being covered or saturated with water or another liquid.

   humedad

   • The wet from the spill soaked through the carpet.
   • He wiped the wet off the table with a cloth.
   • The wet of the morning dew covered the grass.

   Sinónimosdampnesshumidityliquidmoisturewetness

   Antónimosariditydryness

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de humedecer o mojar algo con un líquido.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something moist or damp with liquid.

verbo irregular

1. Make something wetA2formal

   To cover or soak something with water or another liquid.

   mojar

   • She wet the cloth before cleaning the table.
   • He wet his hair before applying shampoo.
   • The rain wet the entire garden.

   Sinónimosdampendousedrenchhoseimmersemoistensaturatesoaksousesprinklesteepwater

   Antónimosdry

2. Urinate involuntarilyB1informal

   To accidentally release urine, often used for children or animals.

   orinarse encima

   • The puppy wet the carpet again.
   • He wet his bed last night.
   • The toddler wet her pants during the car ride.

   Sinónimosdribbleleakpeepiddletinklewee