wade in French
wade in French is patauger — wade means to walk through water or another substance that slows you down.
wade in French
patauger
(intransitive) To walk through water or something that impedes progress.
What does "wade" mean?
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verb To walk through water or another substance that slows you down.
"He rolled up his trousers and waded across the shallow stream."
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verb To push through something difficult or tedious, especially a large amount of work.
"I have to wade through hundreds of emails after my holiday."
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wade in a sentence
- He rolled up his trousers and waded across the shallow stream.
- The children waded into the shallow end of the lake.
- I have to wade through hundreds of emails after my holiday.
- Students must wade through dense legal texts to finish the assignment.
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What is "wade" in French?
"wade" in French is patauger. wade means: To walk through water or another substance that slows you down.
How do you use "wade" in a sentence?
Example: "He rolled up his trousers and waded across the shallow stream." In French, "wade" is patauger.
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