How do you use "water" in a sentence?

Would you like a glass of water? Don't forget to water the plants while I'm away. The waterfall was spectacular after the heavy rain.

water

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Significado: The liquid essential for life; to give water to plants or animals

水；浇水，给...喝水

agua; regar, dar de beber

水；水をやる

물; 물을 주다

'Water' is the clear liquid that falls as rain and fills rivers and seas. As a verb, it means to pour water on plants or give water to animals. Idioms include 'water under the bridge' (past events no longer relevant), 'in hot water' (in trouble), and 'test the water' (try something cautiously).

「water」是以雨的形式落下并充满河流和海洋的透明液体。作为动词，意为给植物浇水或给动物喝水。习语包括「water under the bridge」（往事已矣）、「in hot water」（陷入麻烦）和「test the water」（试探）。

«Water» es el líquido transparente que cae como lluvia y llena ríos y mares. Como verbo, significa verter agua en las plantas o dar agua a los animales. Los modismos incluyen «water under the bridge» (agua pasada), «in hot water» (en problemas) y «test the water» (tantear el terreno).

「water」は雨として降り、川や海を満たす透明な液体です。動詞としては、植物に水をやる、または動物に水を与えることを意味します。慣用句には「water under the bridge」（過ぎたこと）、「in hot water」（困っている）、「test the water」（様子を見る）があります。

'Water'는 비로 내리고 강과 바다를 채우는 투명한 액체입니다. 동사로는 식물에 물을 주거나 동물에게 물을 먹이다는 뜻입니다. 관용 표현으로는 'water under the bridge'(지나간 일), 'in hot water'(곤경에 처한), 'test the water'(조심스럽게 시도하다) 등이 있습니다.

Ejemplos

Would you like a glass of water?
您要一杯水吗？
¿Te gustaría un vaso de agua?
お水を一杯いかがですか？
물 한 잔 드시겠어요?
Don't forget to water the plants while I'm away.
我不在的时候别忘了给植物浇水。
No olvides regar las plantas mientras estoy fuera.
私がいない間、植物に水をやるのを忘れないでね。
제가 없는 동안 식물에 물 주는 것을 잊지 마세요.
The waterfall was spectacular after the heavy rain.
大雨过后，瀑布非常壮观。
La cascada estaba espectacular después de la fuerte lluvia.
大雨の後、滝は壮観でした。
큰비가 온 후 폭포가 장관이었습니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old English 'wæter', from Proto-Germanic 'watōr', from the Proto-Indo-European root 'wed-' (water, wet). Cognate with German 'Wasser', Dutch 'water', and Russian 'voda'. One of the most ancient and universal words in Indo-European languages.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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