drench

• vt. 使濕透；給（牲畜）灌藥
• n. 滂沱大雨；浸液

詞源同drink, 喝，飲。引申義濕透。

drench

drench: [OE] Originally, drench meant simply ‘cause to drink’. It comes ultimately from the prehistoric Germanic verb *drangkjan, which was a causative variant of *drengkan (source of English drink) – that is to say, it denoted ‘causing someone to do the action of the verb drink’. That particular sense now survives only as a technical usage in veterinary medicine, but already by the Middle English period it had moved on metaphorically to ‘drown’ (now obsolete, and succeeded by the related drown) and ‘soak thoroughly’.
=> drink, drown

drench (v.)

c. 1200, "to submerge, drown," from Old English drencan "give drink to, ply with drink, make drunk; soak, saturate; submerge, drown," causative of drincan "to drink" (see drink), from Proto-Germanic *drankijan (cognates: Old Norse drekkja, Swedish dränka, Dutch drenken, German tränken, Gothic dragkjan "to give to drink"). Sense of "to wet thoroughly by throwing liquid over" is from c. 1550. Related: Drenched; drenching.

1. He met a drench of rain.

他遇上一場傾盆大雨.

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2. Drench scar cancer can deal with disease to retreat?

淋疤癌可以辦理病退 嗎 ?

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3. Drench daily with positive thinking, and keep saturated just right.

天天澆灌以“積極”的思想, 並始終保持濕潤.

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4. Blame drench can you connect what those ways infect?

非淋可以通那些途徑傳染的 呢 ?

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5. Drench the soil and base of the plant with a systemic fungicide.

用係統殺真菌劑濕透土壤和植物基部.

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