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wade [weɪd] vb 1. to walk with the feet immersed in (water, a stream, etc.) the girls waded the river at the ford 2. (intr; often foll by through) to proceed with difficulty to wade through a book 3. (intr; foll by in or into) to attack energetically n the act or an instance of wading [Old English wadan; related to Old Frisian wada, Old High German watan, Old Norse vatha, Latin vadum ford] wadable , wadeable adj Wade [weɪd] n
(Biographies / Wade, (Sarah) Virginia (1945 F, British, SPORT AND GAMES: tennis player) (Sarah) Virginia. born 1945, British tennis player: Wimbledon champion 1977 ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
wade verb 2. walk through, cross, ford, pass through, go across, travel across, make your way across We had to wade the river and then climb out of the valley. wade in move in, pitch in, dive in (informal), set to work, advance, set to, get stuck in (informal), buckle down I waded in to help, but I got pushed aside. wade into someone launch yourself at, charge at, attack, rush, storm, tackle, go for, set about, strike at, assail, tear into (informal), fall upon, set upon, lay into (informal), light into (informal) The troops waded into the protesters with batons. wade into something get involved in, tackle, pitch in, interfere in, dive in, plunge in, get stuck into The Stock Exchange yesterday waded into the debate on stamp duty. wade through something plough through, trawl through, labour at, work your way through, toil at, drudge at, peg away at scientists who have to wade through tons of data Translations wade [weɪd] A. VI 1. (also wade along) → caminar(por el agua/la nieve/el barro ) to wade across a river → vadear un río to wade ashore → llegar a tierra vadeando to wade through the water/snow → caminar por el agua/la nieve to wade through the mud → caminar por el barro to wade through a book → leer(se)un libro con dificultad(por lo aburrido/lo difícil que es) it took me an hour to wade through your essay → tardé una hora en leer tu ensayo 2. to wade into sb (physically) → abalanzarse sobre algn (fig) → emprenderla con algn, arremeter contra algn to wade into a meal → ponerse a comer B. VT [+ river] → vadear wade [ˈweɪd] vi (through water) to wade across a river → traverser un cours d'eau à gué She waded across a river to reach them → Elle traversa une rivière à gué pour les rejoindre. (in mud) → patauger to wade through sth → patauger dans qch wade in vi (= intervene) → faire irruption dans la conversationwade through vt fus [+ information, text] → ingurgiterwade [weɪd] 1. vi to wade through (water, mud) → camminare in; (long grass, corn) → farsi strada attraverso (fig) (book) → leggere con fatica to wade ashore → raggiungere a piedi la riva to wade into sb (fig) → scagliarsi su qn he waded in and helped us (fig) → si rimboccò le maniche e ci aiutò 2. vt (river) → guadare wade [weɪd] 1. vi to wade through (water, mud) → camminare in; (long grass, corn) → farsi strada attraverso (fig) (book) → leggere con fatica to wade ashore → raggiungere a piedi la riva to wade into sb (fig) → scagliarsi su qn he waded in and helped us (fig) → si rimboccò le maniche e ci aiutò 2. vt (river) → guadare v wade [weid] 1 to go or walk (through water, mud etc) with some difficulty He waded across the river towards me; I've finally managed to wade through that boring book I had to read. waad يَخوض، يَجْتازُ بِصُعوبَه газя brodit se; prokousat se vade; arbejde sig igennem sich durcharbeiten προχωρώ με κόπο caminar por el agua kahlama, läbima به زحمت به آب رفتن raivata tiensä jnk läpi patauger (dans) לַעֲבוֹר תוֹך מַאֲמָץ पैदल पार करना mukom pročitati knjigu átvergődik (vmin) mengarungi vaða, ösla; brjótast í gegnum (farsi strada a stento); (avanzare con sforzo) 骨折って進む (물 속을) 걷다 bristi, braidyti, įveikti brist; cīnīties (cauri) mengharungi dengan susah payah waden, doorworstelen vade, vasse brodzić atravessar com esforço a trece cu greu идти с трудом brodiť sa; prehrýzť sa (pre)bresti gacati po plićaku vada, pulsa, plöja เดินลุยในน้ำหรือโคลน; ผ่านไปอย่างยากลำบาก; ลุยผ่าน bata çıka yürümek 跋涉(過有水處、泥沼等) насилу просуватися, пробиратися پانی یا کیچٹ میں چلنا làm gì một cách vất vả 跋涉(于泥地等) 2 to cross (a river etc) by wading We'll wade the stream at its shallowest point. oorsteek يَخوضُ النَّهْر прегазвам вода přebrodit se vade (durch)waten,passieren διασχίζω vadear üle kahlama از آب گذشتن kahlata passer à gué לְהַלֵך בְּמַים gacati átgázol menyeberangi vaða guadare 歩いて渡る (물 속을) 걸어서 건너다 perbristi pārbrist meranduk doorwaden vasse, vade over przejść w bród atravessar a trece o apă переходить вброд prebrodiť sa prebresti gacati po plićaku vada över เดินลุยในน้ำหรือโคลน; ลุยผ่าน yürüyerek nehri geçmek 跋涉通過(河流等) переходити вбрід تیرتے ہوءے ندی عبور کرنا lội qua 涉水 n wader any of several types of bird that wade in search of food. waadvoël طائِر يَخوصُ الماء من أجْل الغِذاء блатна прица brodivý pták vadefugl der Stelzvogel υδροβάτης (είδος πτηνού) ave zancuda pikajalgne soolind پرنده آبچر kahlaajalintu échassier עוֹף אָרוֹך-רַגלַיִים छिछले स्थान का पक्षी ptica močvarica gázlómadár burung pengarung vaðfugl trampoliere 渉禽類の鳥 섭금류(涉禽類) balų paukštis bridējputns burung yang meranduk untuk mencari makanan di dalam air waadvogel vadefugl ptak brodzący pernalta familie de păsări cu picioare lungi (barza etc.) болотная птица brodivý vták ptica močvirnica barska ptica vadare, vadarfågel นกชนิดหนึ่ง มีขายาวมักจะเดินหาอาหารในน้ำตื้น su kuşu 涉水禽鳥 болотяний птах پانی، کیچڑ وغیرہ میں چلنے والا chim lội nước 涉水禽鸟 How to thank TFD for its existence? 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As for his direct family, one astounding clause expressly stated that Wade Atsheler was to dispense to Eben Hale's wife and sons and daughters whatever moneys his judgement dictated, at whatever times he deemed advisable. To be sure I often broke this rule, as people are apt to do with rules of the kind; it was not possible for a boy to wade through heavy articles relating to English politics and economics, but I do not think I left any paper upon a literary topic unread, and I did read enough politics, especially in Blackwood's, to be of Tory opinions; they were very fit opinions for a boy, and they did not exact of me any change in regard to the slavery question. No lives were lost, and we could wade ashore in safety. |
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