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"mojé" in English

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"mojé" in English
mojar{verb}
to dampen- to damp- to wet
mojar{transitive verb}
to dip- to douse- to dunk- to get … wet- to make … wet
Translations & ExamplesSynonymsContext Examples
TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
mojar[mojando · mojado] {verb}
mojar
to dampen[dampened · dampened] {vb}
mojar(also: humedecer)
to damp[damped · damped] {v.t.} (moisten)
mojar
to wet[wetted; wet · wetted; wet] {v.t.}
Cuando el león que ruge en la jungla económica se moja, entonces descubre las virtudes de la solidaridad.
When the lion that roars in the economic jungle gets wet, he discovers the virtues of solidarity.
Evidentemente, la historia cuenta que se mojó bastante y que le faltó poco para ahogarse.
Of course, history records that he got very wet and narrowly avoided drowning.
te vas a mojar
you'll get wet
mojar[mojando · mojado] {transitive verb}
mojar(also: zampar, buzar, zabullir, chapuzar)
to dip[dipped · dipped] {vb}
mojar
to douse[doused · doused] {vb}
mojar
to dunk {vb}
mojar
to get … wet {vb}
te vas a mojar
you'll get wet
mojar
to make … wet {vb}

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (Spanish) for "mojar":
mojar
aclarar- anegar- asear- bañar- bautizar- blanquear- calar- colar- duchar- empapar- encharcar- enjuagar- ensopar- fregar- humedecer
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "mojé" in English(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
que no se te moje la cámara
don't let your camera get wet
mojé el pan en la salsa
I dipped the bread in the sauce
me mojé hasta la médula
I got soaked to the skin
me mojé hasta la medula
I got soaked to the skin
me mojé hasta el alma
I got soaked to the skin
me mojé hasta la médula
I got soaked through
me mojé hasta la medula
I got soaked through
me mojé los pies
I got my feet wet
me mojé por completo
I got soaked
me mojé los pies
my feet got wet
Por último, quisiera recordar un refrán español -que creo que es de aplicación en el día de hoy- que dice así: "el que quiera comer pescado, señor Comisario, que se moje los calzones" .
Lastly, I would like to remind you of a Spanish saying - which I believe is relevant today - which says: "he who wants to eat fish, Commissioner, must get his breeches wet" .
Por último, quisiera recordar un refrán español -que creo que es de aplicación en el día de hoy- que dice así: " el que quiera comer pescado, señor Comisario, que se moje los calzones ".
Lastly, I would like to remind you of a Spanish saying - which I believe is relevant today - which says: " he who wants to eat fish, Commissioner, must get his breeches wet ".

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