awash

/uh-wosh, uh-wawsh/US // əˈwɒʃ, əˈwɔʃ //UK // (əˈwɒʃ) //

浪费,浪费了,水流,浪费资源

Definitions

1
- : Nautical. just level with or scarcely above the surface of the water, so that waves break over the top.overflowing with water, as the upper deck of a ship in a heavy sea.
- : covered with water.
- : washing about; tossed about by the waves.
- : covered, filled, or crowded: streets awash with shoppers; a garden awash in brilliant colors.

adj.wet

Synonyms

adj.big

Synonyms

These ersatz social events are awash in positive vibes, but they also make deprivations of the past year stark.
At a moment when the world is awash in surplus natural gas, much of it from Texas wells, the state’s power-generating operators were unable to turn that gas into electricity to meet that demand.
The world isn’t exactly awash with “virtual humans” just yet, but the Samsung-owned venture has continued to progress.
Pretending isn’t something you have to do with me since I’m awash in all of your collective dirty laundry all the time.
From Washington state to West Virginia and from Texas to Pennsylvania, the country was awash in record or near-record case counts Thursday.
Men and women of good intent who simply seek “the truth” upon which to base their opinions find themselves awash in folderol.
But this patient was a doctor who had been treating people with Ebola in a facility awash with hyper-infective fluids.
It’s arguably the best film of the ‘90s—a postmodern pop culture smorgasbord awash in nihilism and dripping with retro cool.
Back then, every single newspaper, website, and news show (even the fake news shows) was awash in gridiron scandal.
The financial system is awash with money, yet the Federal Reserve accuses both consumers and institutions of hoarding it.
The submarine wasn't in sight, but that red ball was just and moving toward the shore.

/uh-wosh, uh-wawsh/US // əˈwɒʃ, əˈwɔʃ //UK // (əˈwɒʃ) //

浪费,浪费了,水流,浪费资源

1
- : Nautical. just level with or scarcely above the surface of the water, so that waves break over the top.overflowing with water, as the upper deck of a ship in a heavy sea.
- : covered with water.
- : washing about; tossed about by the waves.
- : covered, filled, or crowded: streets awash with shoppers; a garden awash in brilliant colors.

adj.wet

Synonyms

adj.big

Synonyms

These ersatz social events are awash in positive vibes, but they also make deprivations of the past year stark.
At a moment when the world is awash in surplus natural gas, much of it from Texas wells, the state’s power-generating operators were unable to turn that gas into electricity to meet that demand.
The world isn’t exactly awash with “virtual humans” just yet, but the Samsung-owned venture has continued to progress.
Pretending isn’t something you have to do with me since I’m awash in all of your collective dirty laundry all the time.
From Washington state to West Virginia and from Texas to Pennsylvania, the country was awash in record or near-record case counts Thursday.
Men and women of good intent who simply seek “the truth” upon which to base their opinions find themselves awash in folderol.
But this patient was a doctor who had been treating people with Ebola in a facility awash with hyper-infective fluids.
It’s arguably the best film of the ‘90s—a postmodern pop culture smorgasbord awash in nihilism and dripping with retro cool.
Back then, every single newspaper, website, and news show (even the fake news shows) was awash in gridiron scandal.
The financial system is awash with money, yet the Federal Reserve accuses both consumers and institutions of hoarding it.
The submarine wasn't in sight, but that red ball was just and moving toward the shore.