English–Japanese

“soaked” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajizubunure

Example

大雨でずぶ濡れです。ō ame de zu bu nu re de su

I am soaked from the heavy rain.

Illustration for ずぶ濡れ (soaked)

How to say “soaked” in Japanese

“Soaked” in Japanese is ずぶ濡れ (zubunure).

Describes a state in which someone or something is completely saturated with water.

Full entry for ずぶ濡れ: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with ずぶ濡れ

洗濯物を取り込む前に雨が降り、全部ずぶ濡れになってしまいました。sen taku butsu o to ri ko mu mae ni ame ga fu ri zen bu zu bu nu re ni na tte shi ma i ma shi ta

It rained before I brought in the laundry, and it all got soaked.

Tips for using ずぶ濡れ

  • The word ずぶ濡れ (zubunure) is stronger than a general expression for being wet because it describes thorough soaking.

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