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I . drown [draʊn] VERBE intr

drown
to drown in debts fig

II . drown [draʊn] VERBE trans

1. drown (die):

drown
topić [perf u-]

2. drown (make inaudible):

drown

3. drown (cover with liquid):

to drown sth with [or in] sth

Idiomes/Tournures:

to drown one's sorrows

Expressions couramment utilisées avec drown

to drown in debts fig
to drown sth with [or in] sth

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais
The large mesh size of the nets is designed specifically to capture sharks and prevent their escape until eventually, they drown.
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Many of the men remaining on board watched their wives and children drown.
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Snails are attracted to the yeast in beer and will crawl into the dish and drown.
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They also played music through loudspeakers at full volume to drown out the sound of the group's prayers.
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They frequently drown as they feed, rendering these liquids unsuitable for consumption.
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They did not drown, but lived underwater breathing like fish.
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If the submarine was forced to crash dive, both men would drown.
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As a result, a person can drown although wearing a fully functional life jacket.
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She reported her visions and prophesies, until her enemies conspired to drown her in a lake of fire.
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He finally manages it, but gets trapped underneath the surface and accepts that he is going to drown.
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