wade in German
wade in German is waten — wade means to walk through water or another substance that slows you down.
wade in German
waten
(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.
"The children waded into the shallow end of the lake."
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verb To push through something difficult or tedious, especially a large amount of work.
"She spent the afternoon wading through a stack of paperwork."
wade in a sentence
- The children waded into the shallow end of the lake.
- We had to wade through deep snow to reach the cabin.
- She spent the afternoon wading through a stack of paperwork.
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What is "wade" in German?
"wade" in German is waten. wade means: To walk through water or another substance that slows you down.
How do you use "wade" in a sentence?
Example: "The children waded into the shallow end of the lake." In German, "wade" is waten.
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