渍
soak; waterlog; stain
Meanings
4 senses · 20 examplesverb
to soak; to steep; to immerse; to be stained by soaking
Refers to soaking materials like hemp, or fabric being stained and discolored by liquids such as sweat.
We are currently soaking the hemp.
The white shirt was stained yellow by sweat.
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Soak the clothes in water for ten minutes.
This piece of cloth needs to be soaked before it can be dyed.
Sweat soaked the collar of the shirt.
noun
accumulated water on the ground; waterlogging; ponding
formalOften used in hydrological, agricultural, and urban planning contexts to describe standing water after rain or floods.
This heavy rainstorm caused serious urban waterlogging.
Flood prevention and water drainage is important work every year.
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There is shallow standing water on the road surface after the rain.
This area has low-lying terrain and is prone to water accumulation.
The drainage system for the farmland needs to be improved.
verb
to accumulate (oil, grime, etc. on a surface making it hard to remove)
Describes the process of grease, oil, or dirt building up on objects like pipes, machines, or smoking pipes over time.
A lot of tar has accumulated in the pipe.
He wipes the machine every day, not letting any mud accumulate.
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A thick layer of tea stain has built up in the teapot.
Oil easily accumulates on the range hood.
Clean in time to prevent oil sludge from accumulating.
noun
stain; grime; sediment (accumulated on objects and hard to remove)
Commonly appears in compounds such as 油渍 (oil stain), 茶渍 (tea stain), and 污渍 (stain/dirt).
There is an obvious oil stain on the shirt.
Brown tea stains were left in the teacup.
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This laundry powder can remove stubborn stains.
Water stains leave white marks after drying.
This stain has existed for a very long time.