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sod·den /ˈsɒdn $ ˈsɑːdn/ adjective WETvery wet and heavy 湿漉漉沉甸甸的，湿透的，湿淋淋的 sodden clothes 湿漉漉的衣服 The earth was sodden. 土地湿透了。rain-sodden/water-sodden rain-sodden hair 被雨淋湿的头发► see thesaurus at wetExamples from the Corpussodden• Mary tried to read the writing in her sodden address book, but it was impossible.• His shoes were sodden and covered with mud.• Under any circumstances the track would be challenging, but intermittent rains have left the turf and red clay sodden and slick.• The sodden earth can take no more.• I trudged across the sodden grass.• the sodden ground• This dark, sodden morning in December she is hoping for a good practice.• Tall, brown grasses rise from sodden soil, whipped by the winter wind.• They had to pass round bin liners so that people could throw in their sodden tissues.• Mike's potato was sodden with sour cream and butter.Origin sodden (1800-1900) Old past participle of seethesod·den adjectiveChineseSyllable very Corpus heavy and wet |