wetter

• 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

• Sustancia química que reduce la tensión superficial para humedecer materiales en la fabricación, o persona que sufre de micción involuntaria durante el sueño.

A noun referring to a chemical agent that reduces surface tension, a worker who moistens materials in manufacturing, or a person who involuntarily urinates during sleep.

1. Chemical wetting agentC1formaltechnical

   A chemical substance that reduces the surface tension of a liquid, allowing it to spread more easily over a surface.

   Agente humectante químico

   • The laboratory added a wetter to the solution to improve its spreading properties.
   • Industrial cleaners often contain a wetter to enhance their effectiveness.
   • The wetter reduced the water's surface tension, allowing it to penetrate the fabric.

   Sinónimossurface-active agentsurfactantwetting agent

2. Worker who wets materialsC2formal

   A person employed in a manufacturing process to moisten or dampen materials.

   mojador (de materiales)

   • The wetter in the textile factory dampened the cloth before pressing.
   • A wetter is responsible for keeping the paper sheets moist during production.
   • The factory hired a new wetter for the assembly line.

   Sinónimosdampenermoistener

3. Person with enuresisC2formalmedical

   Someone who involuntarily urinates while asleep, especially a child or adult with bedwetting condition.

   Persona con enuresis

   • The pediatrician treated the child who was a chronic wetter.
   • Special alarms can help a wetter become aware of bladder signals at night.
   • The support group provided comfort for adult wetters seeking help.

   Sinónimosbedwetter