soaking in Italian
soaking in Italian is bagnato fradicio, fradicio, zuppo — soaking means the act of being immersed in water or another liquid.
soaking in Italian
bagnato fradicio
Extremely wet; saturated.
fradicio
Extremely wet; saturated.
zuppo
Extremely wet; saturated.
What does "soaking" mean?
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noun The act of being immersed in water or another liquid.
"A good soaking overnight softens the dried lentils."
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adj Extremely wet; drenched.
"Her hair was soaking wet after the storm."
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soaking in a sentence
- A good soaking overnight softens the dried lentils.
- Her hair was soaking wet after the storm.
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What is "soaking" in Italian?
"soaking" in Italian is bagnato fradicio, fradicio, zuppo. soaking means: The act of being immersed in water or another liquid.
How do you use "soaking" in a sentence?
Example: "A good soaking overnight softens the dried lentils." In Italian, "soaking" is bagnato fradicio, fradicio, zuppo.
Are there other ways to say "soaking" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "soaking": bagnato fradicio, fradicio, zuppo.
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