slaking 的 2 个定义
slaked, slak·ing.
- to allay by satisfying.
- to cool or refresh: He slaked his lips with ice.
- to make less active, vigorous, intense, etc.: His calm manner slaked their enthusiasm.
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slaked, slak·ing.
- to become slaked.
- Archaic. to become less active, intense, vigorous, etc.; abate.
slaking 近义词
decrease
更多slaking例句
- The other pandemic winners were home-delivery sites such as Drizly and Minibar, third-party services promising to slake your thirst within an hour of you placing an order over their apps.
- It just might slake the thirst of those living in remote or dry areas.
- Occasionally a rugged vat of this mud is found boiling away—very suggestive of slaking lime.
- If her association with him had begotten in Lola Montez a thirst for wit and genius, she had every chance of slaking it in Paris.
- Fresh burned lime may be ground fine, so that it can be spread on land without slaking.
- Burning and slaking afforded the only known method of reducing stone for use in sour soils.
- Slaking, by the addition of water to the fresh burned lime, is the common method of getting the required physical condition.