Parched
Significado: Extremely thirsty, especially after drinking alcohol.
To be parched is to be desperately thirsty—dry as the desert. It's a common hangover symptom (dehydration) and often the first thing people say the morning after. 'I'm parched' is a classic hangover complaint.
Ejemplos
- I'm absolutely parched—where's the water? 渴死了——水在哪儿?Estoy muerto de sed, ¿dónde está el agua?のどがカラカラだ、水はどこ?목이 바싹 말랐어—물 어딨어?
- Woke up parched as anything. 醒来时渴得要命Me desperté con una sed terribleのどがカラカラで目が覚めた목이 완전히 타들어가는 상태로 일어났어.
- Parched—this hangover is killing me. 渴死了——这宿醉要了我的命Muerto de sed, esta resaca me está matandoのど渇きすぎ、この二日酔いはたまらない목 말라 죽겠어—이 숙취가 날 죽이고 있어.
Pronunciación
/pɑːtʃt/
Guía de uso
Contexto: thirst, hangovers, dehydration
Tono: emphatic, desperate
✓ Correcto
- Parched渴死了Muerto de sedのどがカラカラ목이 타는
- Absolutely parched渴得要命Con una sed terribleのどがカラカラに渇いている목이 타서 죽겠는
- I'm parched我渴死了Estoy muerto de sedのどが渇いてたまらない나 목 말라 죽겠어
Errores comunes
- Describes extreme thirst, not mild
- Common hangover complaint due to dehydration
Origen e historia
From parch meaning to make dry through heat. Applied to extreme thirst, it captures the dehydrated, desperate-for-liquid feeling of a hangover. Alcohol is a diuretic, so hangover thirst is real.
Etimología: From parch, to dry out
Primera vez registrado: Traditional usage
Contexto cultural
Era: Traditional to present
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: Universal thirst expression
Regional notes: British and Australian usage.
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