douse russian

• зали́ть

  to pour over, to pour on, to douse

  to fill up (with liquid), to pour in, to top up

  to flood, to inundate, to swamp

  to upload

• залива́ть

  to pour over, to douse, to cover with liquid

  to flood, to inundate, to swamp

  to fill up (with liquid), to pour in, to top up

  to upload

• обли́ть

  to pour over, to douse, to drench, to spill (on)

  to sling mud at, to smear, to defame

• облива́ться

  to douse oneself (with water), to sponge down, to have a shower-bath

• облива́ть

  to pour over, to douse, to drench, to splash (liquid) on

  to sling mud at, to denigrate, to smear

• окати́ть

  to pour, to douse

• обда́ть

  to pour over, to douse, to drench, to splash

  to sweep over, to come over, to envelop

• ливану́ть

  to pour (a lot), to douse, to splash, to spill

• ока́тывать

  to douse, to pour over, to drench, to sluice

  to roll smooth, to level (by rolling), to smooth out

  to wash smooth, to round off (by water)

  to break in, to run in

  to put the finishing touches to, to finalize, to polish off

• окати́ться

  to douse oneself, to get doused, to get splashed

  to calve, to lamb, to farrow, to give birth (of an animal)

• ока́чивать

  to pour, to douse

• обкати́ть

  to douse, to splash, to pour over, to wash over

• политый

  watered, poured, doused

• облитый

  poured over, covered in, drenched, doused

• зага́шенный

  extinguished, put out, doused

  paid off, repaid, amortized

• облива́емый

  poured over, doused, showered, being poured over

• обли́вший

  who poured over, who doused, having poured over, having doused

• обли́вшийся

  having spilled (on oneself), drenched, doused

• о́бданный

  doused, splashed, sprayed, showered

  scalded, blanched

• облива́вшийся

  doused, drenched, having poured water over oneself

• окати́вший

  having doused, having splashed, having poured over

• ока́ченный

  doused, splashed, drenched

• обдаю́щийся

  being doused, being splashed, being showered

• обдава́вшийся

  being doused, being showered, being enveloped, being engulfed

• окачиваемый

  being doused, being poured over, being rinsed

• ока́чивающийся

  being doused, being poured over, being splashed

• ока́тываемый

  being poured over, being doused, being rinsed, being splashed

• ока́тывавшийся

  being doused, being splashed, being poured over

• проспирто́вывавшийся

  alcoholized, steeped in alcohol, doused with alcohol, impregnated with alcohol

• окати́вшийся

  having doused oneself, having splashed oneself, having scalded oneself

  having splashed over, having rolled over, having gushed

Examples

• Он окатил друга холодной водой из ведра.

  He doused his friend with cold water from a bucket.

• Мальчик окатил себя водой из шланга.

  The boy doused himself with water from the hose.

• Он тщательно одеколонился перед выходом из дома.

  He doused himself thoroughly with eau de Cologne before leaving the house.

• Спортсменов окачивали ледяной водой после тренировки.

  The athletes were doused with ice-cold water after the training session.

• Обданный холодной водой, он сразу проснулся

  Doused with cold water, he woke up immediately.

• Обливаемый холодной водой спортсмен закалялся.

  The athlete being doused with cold water was toughening himself up.

• Одеколонившийся гость наполнил запахом всю прихожую.

  The guest, who had doused himself with cologne, filled the entire entryway with its scent.

• В зал вошёл одеколонившийся и довольный собой юноша.

  A young man who had doused himself with cologne and was pleased with himself entered the room.

• Двор, окачиваемый водой каждый день, всегда выглядел чистым.

  The courtyard, doused with water every day, always looked clean.

• Ребёнок, окачиваемый тёплой водой, весело хихикал.

  The child, being doused with warm water, giggled merrily.

• Надушившийся парфюмом мужчина вошёл в комнату.

  The man who had doused himself in perfume entered the room.

• Я вспомнил друга, окатывавшего меня водой в детстве.

  I remembered the friend who used to douse me with water when we were children.