英语词汇“wet”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

词汇

wet

释义

wet

Theme: ALCOHOL - LOCATION

mod. having to do with an area where is it legal to sell alcohol.

Kansas became wet just a few years ago.Is it wet or dry in this county?

Theme: INTOXICATED - ALCOHOL

mod. alcohol intoxicated.

The jerk is wet and can't drive home.He's been drinking since noon and is pretty wet.

Theme: STUPIDITY

mod. feeble; in the manner of a nerd.

Tom is totally wet. What a jerk.Wayne is wet and so's his buddy.

wet

1. adjective

of a woman, sexually excited; ready for sex. Not recorded before 1937 but surely in use much earlier UK, 1937.

in politics, willing to compromise. Adopted from the sense 'weak, lacking in effectiveness'; in this context often as Tory 'wet' (see following citation) UK, 1980.

weak, lacking in effectiveness. Upper-class society use UK, 1916.

foolish NEW ZEALAND, 2002.

excellent US, 2000.

pertaining to killing US, 1992.

permitting the purchase and consumption of alcoholic beverages US, 1950

2. noun

a politician with middle-of-the-road views on controversial issues, especially (during the 1980s) a Conservative not entirely supportive of Margaret Thatcher's monetarist policies UK, 1931.

in motor racing, a tyre designed for racing in the rain US, 1992.

a drink of an alcoholic beverage. C10 wæt, first recorded in slang as 'heavy-wet' (malt liquor) UK, 1982.

alcoholic beverages. Gulf war usage UK, 1991.

an act of urination UK, 1925.

a conventional cigarette infused with embalming fluid US, 2001.

rain; wet weather US, 1945.

a Mexican national illegally present in the US. Shortened form of WETBACK, from the Spanish mojado, drawn from the image of swimming across the Rio Grande River from Mexico into Texas. Derogatory US, 1979.► the wetthe wet season in Australia's tropical north AUSTRALIA, 1908

3. verb

► wet the baby's headto drink to celebrate the birth (and christening) of a child UK, 1885.► wet the elbowto enjoy a few drinks NEW ZEALAND, 1994.► wet your whistleto have a drink, especially an alcoholic drink US, 1720.► wet yourselfto laugh uproariously UK, 1970

idiomwetbe all wet AmEAmEold-fashioned to be completely wrong:It's a nice story, but it's not true. Whoever told you is all wet.

wet (oneself)

1. Literally, to urinate while wearing one's clothing. I had to go to the bathroom so bad that I'd nearly wet myself by the time I made it home. Sarah has just finished potty training, but she still wets herself from time to time.

2. To laugh hysterically or uncontrollably. (Usually used in the continuous tense.) Raj's new boyfriend is hilarious, he had us wetting ourselves through the whole lunch!

3. To be extremely excited or giddy. (Usually used in the continuous tense.) Abigail and I were nearly wetting ourselves with excitement for the concert to start!

wet

1. mod. alcohol intoxicated. He’s been drinking since noon and is pretty wet.

2. mod. having to do with an area where is it legal to sell alcohol. (Compare this with dry.) Is it wet or dry in this county?

3. mod. feeble; in the manner of a nerd. Tom is totally wet. What a jerk.

See:

(as) mad as a wet hen
a wet blanket
all wet
all wet, to be
be all wet
dip one's toes into
drowned rat, like a/wet as a
get (one's) feet wet
get feet wet
get one's feet wet
get one's feet wet, to
get wet
get your feet wet
have a face like a wet weekend
like a drowned rat
mad as a hornet
mad as a wet hen
ridden hard and put away wet
ridden hard and put up wet
ride hard and put (something) away wet
ride hard and put (something) up wet
rode hard and put away wet
rode hard and put up wet
soaked to the skin
soaking wet
sopping wet
the cat would eat fish, but would not wet her feet
throw a wet blanket over (something)
throw a wet blanket over something
wet
wet (one's) beak
wet (one's) pants
wet (one's) whistle
wet (oneself)
wet around the edges
wet back
wet behind the ears
wet behind the ears, (still)
wet blanket
wet blanket, a
wet dishrag
wet down
wet dream
wet noodle
wet one
wet one's whistle
wet one's whistle, to
wet rag
wet sock
wet the baby's head
wet the bed
wet the/your bed
wet whistle
wet your whistle
wet yourself

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词汇	wet
释义	wet Theme: ALCOHOL - LOCATION mod. having to do with an area where is it legal to sell alcohol. Kansas became wet just a few years ago.Is it wet or dry in this county? Theme: INTOXICATED - ALCOHOL mod. alcohol intoxicated. The jerk is wet and can't drive home.He's been drinking since noon and is pretty wet. Theme: STUPIDITY mod. feeble; in the manner of a nerd. Tom is totally wet. What a jerk.Wayne is wet and so's his buddy. wet 1. adjective 1 of a woman, sexually excited; ready for sex. Not recorded before 1937 but surely in use much earlier UK, 1937. 2 in politics, willing to compromise. Adopted from the sense 'weak, lacking in effectiveness'; in this context often as Tory 'wet' (see following citation) UK, 1980. 3 weak, lacking in effectiveness. Upper-class society use UK, 1916. 4 foolish NEW ZEALAND, 2002. 5 excellent US, 2000. 6 pertaining to killing US, 1992. 7 permitting the purchase and consumption of alcoholic beverages US, 1950 2. noun 1 a politician with middle-of-the-road views on controversial issues, especially (during the 1980s) a Conservative not entirely supportive of Margaret Thatcher's monetarist policies UK, 1931. 2 in motor racing, a tyre designed for racing in the rain US, 1992. 3 a drink of an alcoholic beverage. C10 wæt, first recorded in slang as 'heavy-wet' (malt liquor) UK, 1982. 4 alcoholic beverages. Gulf war usage UK, 1991. 5 an act of urination UK, 1925. 6 a conventional cigarette infused with embalming fluid US, 2001. 7 rain; wet weather US, 1945. 8 a Mexican national illegally present in the US. Shortened form of WETBACK, from the Spanish mojado, drawn from the image of swimming across the Rio Grande River from Mexico into Texas. Derogatory US, 1979.► the wetthe wet season in Australia's tropical north AUSTRALIA, 1908 3. verb ► wet the baby's headto drink to celebrate the birth (and christening) of a child UK, 1885.► wet the elbowto enjoy a few drinks NEW ZEALAND, 1994.► wet your whistleto have a drink, especially an alcoholic drink US, 1720.► wet yourselfto laugh uproariously UK, 1970 idiomwetbe all wet AmEAmEold-fashioned to be completely wrong:It's a nice story, but it's not true. Whoever told you is all wet. wet (oneself) 1. Literally, to urinate while wearing one's clothing. I had to go to the bathroom so bad that I'd nearly wet myself by the time I made it home. Sarah has just finished potty training, but she still wets herself from time to time. 2. To laugh hysterically or uncontrollably. (Usually used in the continuous tense.) Raj's new boyfriend is hilarious, he had us wetting ourselves through the whole lunch! 3. To be extremely excited or giddy. (Usually used in the continuous tense.) Abigail and I were nearly wetting ourselves with excitement for the concert to start! wet 1. mod. alcohol intoxicated. He’s been drinking since noon and is pretty wet. 2. mod. having to do with an area where is it legal to sell alcohol. (Compare this with dry.) Is it wet or dry in this county? 3. mod. feeble; in the manner of a nerd. Tom is totally wet. What a jerk. See: (as) mad as a wet hen a wet blanket all wet all wet, to be be all wet dip one's toes into drowned rat, like a/wet as a get (one's) feet wet get feet wet get one's feet wet get one's feet wet, to get wet get your feet wet have a face like a wet weekend like a drowned rat mad as a hornet mad as a wet hen ridden hard and put away wet ridden hard and put up wet ride hard and put (something) away wet ride hard and put (something) up wet rode hard and put away wet rode hard and put up wet soaked to the skin soaking wet sopping wet the cat would eat fish, but would not wet her feet throw a wet blanket over (something) throw a wet blanket over something wet wet (one's) beak wet (one's) pants wet (one's) whistle wet (oneself) wet around the edges wet back wet behind the ears wet behind the ears, (still) wet blanket wet blanket, a wet dishrag wet down wet dream wet noodle wet one wet one's whistle wet one's whistle, to wet rag wet sock wet the baby's head wet the bed wet the/your bed wet whistle wet your whistle wet yourself
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