saturated

• 形容某物被完全填满或浸透的状态；在化学中指溶液已无法再溶解更多溶质，泛指过量、饱和。

Describes a state where something is completely filled or soaked, often used in chemistry to refer to a solution that cannot dissolve any more solute, or in general contexts to indicate an excessive amount.

1. Fully soaked or drenchedB2formalscientific

   Completely filled with moisture or liquid so that no more can be absorbed.

   浸透的

   • The ground was saturated after three days of heavy rain.
   • She used a saturated sponge to clean the spill.
   • The towel became saturated with water.

   同义词drencheddrippingsoakedsoddensoggywaterlogged

   反义词ariddryparchedthirsty

2. Chemical saturationC1formalscientific

   Describes a solution that contains the maximum amount of dissolved substance possible at a given temperature.

   饱和的

   • The chemist prepared a saturated salt solution.
   • When the solution is saturated, no more sugar will dissolve.
   • A saturated solution of potassium nitrate was used in the experiment.

   反义词dilutedilutedunsaturated

3. Market saturationB2formaltechnical

   Describes a market where the demand for a product or service has been fully met, leaving little room for growth.

   饱和

   • The smartphone market is now saturated with many brands.
   • Investors are cautious about entering a saturated industry.
   • The company struggled to grow in a saturated market.

   同义词crowdedfloodedfullglutted

   反义词underdevelopedunsaturateduntapped

4. Color saturationB2formalart

   Describes a color that is pure, intense, and not diluted by white or gray.

   饱和

   • The artist used saturated hues to create a vibrant painting.
   • The photo's colors are too saturated for my taste.
   • Saturated colors like deep red and bright blue stand out.

   同义词brightdeepfullintensepurerichvibrantvivid

   反义词dullgrayishmutedpaleunsaturated

• 动词，表示使某物被某种物质充分渗透或充满，也指使市场或系统达到过度饱和的状态。

A verb used to indicate the act of thoroughly soaking or filling something with a substance, or overwhelming a market or system.

1. Chemical saturationB2formalscientific

   To cause a substance to combine with the maximum possible amount of another substance, such as a solution absorbing all it can hold.

   饱和

   • The chemist saturated the solution with salt until no more would dissolve.
   • When the air is saturated with water vapor, it rains.
   • The sponge was saturated with water after being left in the sink.

   同义词chargedrenchimpregnatesoaksteep

   反义词dilute

2. Fill completelyB2formal

   To fill something so thoroughly that no more can be added or absorbed.

   使饱和

   • The market is saturated with similar products, making it hard to stand out.
   • Her speech was saturated with emotion, moving the audience to tears.
   • The fabric was saturated with dye, resulting in a deep, rich color.

   同义词chargedrenchimbrueimpregnatepermeatesoaksousesteepsuffuse

   反义词draindryempty