dewy in German
dewy in German is betaut, taufeucht — dewy means covered with tiny drops of moisture, as grass or leaves are in the early morning.
dewy in German
betaut
Covered by dew.
taufeucht
Covered by dew.
What does "dewy" mean?
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adjective Covered with tiny drops of moisture, as grass or leaves are in the early morning.
"They walked barefoot across the dewy lawn at sunrise."
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adjective Having a soft, fresh, moist look, often used of skin or eyes.
"The actress had a dewy complexion that the camera loved."
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dewy in a sentence
- They walked barefoot across the dewy lawn at sunrise.
- Her boots were soaked from the dewy field.
- The actress had a dewy complexion that the camera loved.
- His eyes went dewy at the sight of the old photograph.
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What is "dewy" in German?
"dewy" in German is betaut, taufeucht. dewy means: Covered with tiny drops of moisture, as grass or leaves are in the early morning.
How do you use "dewy" in a sentence?
Example: "They walked barefoot across the dewy lawn at sunrise." In German, "dewy" is betaut, taufeucht.
Are there other ways to say "dewy" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "dewy": betaut, taufeucht.
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