"get wet" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | see "get wet" in inglés

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adjetivo
  1. mokry, namoczony, wilgotny
    Be careful - the floor is wet.
    She took off her wet sweater.
    You're completely wet! Is it raining?
    Try to remove the stain with a wet towel.
    You should apply this conditioner on wet hair.
    antonym: dry
  2. deszczowy, dżdżysty (o pogodzie)
    These shoes are ideal for wet weather.
    I hate wet and windy weather.
  3. zniewieściały, o słabym charakterze, strachliwy  BrE
    He's so wet, nobody respects him.
    My brother is a wet person and he has no friends.
    I can't watch horrors because I'm too wet.
  4. mokry (o dziecku, które ma mokrą pieluchę)
  5. niewyschnięty, nieutwardzony, świeży (np. o farbie)
  6. mokra, podniecona (o kobiecie) informal
    She told him she was wet.
    She's always wet when she sees him.
verbo
Irregular forms: wet past tense, wetted past tense, wet past participle, wetted past participle
  1. zmoczyć, zamoczyć, zwilżać [TRANSITIVE]
    Wet your hair before using the shampoo.
    He wet his face.
  2. moczyć, zasikać [TRANSITIVE]
sustantivo
  1. mięczak, cienias  BrE informal
    Don't be a wet, let's do this!
    He's such a wet, he never does anything crazy.
  2. drink, napój alkoholowy  BrE informal [COUNTABLE]
sustantivo
  1. deszcz, deszczowa pogoda
    I don't want to go out into the wet.
verbo
Irregular forms: wet past tense, wetted past tense, wet past participle, wetted past participle
  1. zmoczyć się, zsikać się
    My daughter has wet herself, I have to change her.
    He wet himself in fear.

"get wet" — Collocation dictionary inglés

get wet collocation
  1. get verbo + wet adjetivo = zmoknąć, zmoczyć
    Loose collocation

    When I fell into the river, only half of me had got thoroughly wet.

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