淋
pour; be drenched
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
to be drenched; to be poured on
Describes being covered by liquid falling from above, commonly used for rain or sunlight exposure.
He forgot his umbrella and got soaked by the rain.
The crops under the scorching sun are exposed to sun and rain.
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A sudden rainstorm left me soaked through like a drowned rat.
After his run, his clothes were soaked through with sweat.
This heavy rain damaged the flower pots on the balcony.
verb
to pour; to spoon liquid over
Used for intentionally pouring a liquid onto food or other items, often to add flavor or moisten.
Mom poured some vinegar over the cold cucumber salad.
When making tiramisu, you need to pour coffee liqueur over it.
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He drizzled some sesame oil over the grilled meat to enhance the flavor.
Remember to drizzle honey over the dessert before serving it.
The chef poured melted butter over the steak.