thirst

• Substantivo que designa a sensação física ou o estado de precisar ou querer beber, geralmente água. Também pode indicar um desejo intenso por algo.

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

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1. Need for drinkA1formal

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

   Sede

   • 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.

   Sinônimosdehydrationdroughtdryness

2. Strong desireB2formal

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

   Sede

   • 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.

   Sinônimosappetitecravingdesireeagernesshankeringhungerlonginglustpassionyearning

• Verbo usado para expressar um forte desejo ou sede de algo, geralmente de beber, ou, em sentido figurado, de conhecimento ou experiências.

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.

   Sentir sede

   • 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.

   Ansiar

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

   Sinônimosachecravedesirehankerhungerlonglustpineyearn