drench
నీటిలో ముంచు
definition
verb
I fell in the stream and got drenched
wet thoroughly; soak.
‘It was a time when in-calf cows were drenched with a certain product to prevent milk fever,’ he says.
forcibly administer a drug in liquid form orally to (an animal).
noun
In the current study, the vitamin E drench was composed of d-alpha tocopherol (free form).
a dose of medicine administered to an animal.
translation of 'drench'
నీటిలో ముంచు,
తడిపివేయు
example
I think that drug was a cattle 'drench' to start off with; I think that is where it originated.
In the current study, the vitamin E 'drench' was composed of d-alpha tocopherol (free form).
After the firm who supplied the 'drench' paid out compensation, Jim went to a stud breeder and asked to buy a heifer for the same amount.
a worming 'drench'
a 'drench' of sack
Do not 'drench' an animal when you can administer the necessary medicine in any other way.
The entire town, population 2,000, is 'drenched' in purple and gold.
The rain rolled off my cuts and soaked me to the core, washing my face; 'drenching' me and my disturbed state of mind.
We would be 'drenched' to the skin when we returned.
Spray colognes work best when you spray the air, and then walk through the mist of musk, as opposed to 'drenching' your skin with smell.
They cry out in a familiar musical language of liberation, but the politics are 'drenched' with irony.
If using the white drenches and the yellow 'drenches' that have no persistency post dosing, the recommendation is to dose at 3, 6, 9 and 12 weeks after turnout.
The monsoon rains in the region have been the heaviest for almost a century and, yesterday, western India was 'drenched' again.
His posters are 'drenched' with colour, most typically of girls done up in an Art Nouveau-style, featuring organic, flowing plant forms.
All were 'drenched' in the same joy, in the same colour.
The most delayed arrival of North-East monsoon was recorded in 1992 and 2000 when it started 'drenching' the State on November 2.
This involves giving the first dose to calves at 3 weeks after turnout and repeat dosing every 3 weeks for a 12 week period where the white or yellow 'drenches' are used.
Most importantly, don't ruin your beautiful salad by 'drenching' it in high-calorie dressings and toppings.
Her sweet tone was 'drenched' in sarcasm, and although thoroughly baffled, she sensed a definite history between the two.
I taunted the rain to soak me, 'drenching' what bit parts it hadn't already.
This island has already been 'drenched' , first by Hurricane Dennis, then by Hurricane Rita.
The sunshine poured in, 'drenching' the golden sand with an ethereal beauty.
More than a foot of rain 'drenched' the Dallas area overnight.
He was 'drenched' as thoroughly as she was, his shirt clinging to him like a second skin.
She had a suitcase in her hand, and was 'drenched' .
Not that I'm exactly 'drenching' myself in the stuff, but, you know.
Say the club season ran from February to October, though, and the bulk of the fixtures would be played on firm pitches with possibly even a bit of sun 'drenching' the players' backs.
Possibly the shots like the opening shot of red with the trip down the phone line, or the really obvious way each film is 'drenched' in the appropriate colour with out any pretence of hiding the device.
‘It was a time when in-calf cows were 'drenched' with a certain product to prevent milk fever,’ he says.
The rain 'drenched' their distinctive purple uniforms, but that didn't dampen the spirits of the shell-suit Samaritans.
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