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Detailed Translations for quenching from English to Spanish

quenching:


Translation Matrix for quenching:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- extinction; extinguishing

Synonyms for "quenching":


Related Definitions for "quenching":

  1. the act of extinguishing; causing to stop burning1

quench:

to quench verb (quenches, quenched, quenching)

  1. to quench (alleviate)
    refrescar; apagar la sed
  2. to quench (feast upon; consume; relieve; )
    consumir; disfrutar

Conjugations for quench:

present
  1. quench
  2. quench
  3. quenches
  4. quench
  5. quench
  6. quench
simple past
  1. quenched
  2. quenched
  3. quenched
  4. quenched
  5. quenched
  6. quenched
present perfect
  1. have quenched
  2. have quenched
  3. has quenched
  4. have quenched
  5. have quenched
  6. have quenched
past continuous
  1. was quenching
  2. were quenching
  3. was quenching
  4. were quenching
  5. were quenching
  6. were quenching
future
  1. shall quench
  2. will quench
  3. will quench
  4. shall quench
  5. will quench
  6. will quench
continuous present
  1. am quenching
  2. are quenching
  3. is quenching
  4. are quenching
  5. are quenching
  6. are quenching
subjunctive
  1. be quenched
  2. be quenched
  3. be quenched
  4. be quenched
  5. be quenched
  6. be quenched
diverse
  1. quench!
  2. let's quench!
  5. quenched
  6. quenching
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for quench:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
apagar la sed alleviate; quench quench one's thirst; quench thirst
consumir consume; eat; feast upon; gorge; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; quench; relieve; take something; tuck into apply; bear; burn up; choose; compose; consume; digest; dine; eat; eat up; employ; endure; grab a bite; handle; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; make use of; munch; nibble; nybble; opt; practice; practise; process; smoke; spend; spend money; spend on heating; stand; sustain; take; use; use drugs; use up; utilise; utilize
disfrutar consume; eat; feast upon; gorge; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; quench; relieve; take something; tuck into banquet; do what you think is right; enjoy; fancy; feast; like; please; regale; relish; savor; savour; think fit
refrescar alleviate; quench brighten up; change; cheer up; chill; cool; cool down; do over again; enliven; freshen; freshen oneself up; freshen up; get cold; get cooler; get fresh; grow cold; grow cooler; liven up; refresh; refrigerate; renew; renovate; restore; revive; tidy oneself up; tidy up
- allay; assuage; blow out; extinguish; quell; slake; snuff out; squelch

Related Words for "quench":

  • quenching, quenchable, quencher

Synonyms for "quench":


Antonyms for "quench":


Related Definitions for "quench":

  1. cool (hot metal) by plunging into cold water or other liquid1
    • quench steel1
  2. reduce the degree of (luminescence or phosphorescence) in (excited molecules or a material) by adding a suitable substance1
  3. suppress or crush completely1
    • quench a rebellion1
  4. satisfy (thirst)1
    • The cold water quenched his thirst1
  5. electronics: suppress (sparking) when the current is cut off in an inductive circuit, or suppress (an oscillation or discharge) in a component or device1
  6. put out, as of fires, flames, or lights1

Wiktionary Translations for quench:

quench
verb
  1. satisfy thirst
  2. extinguish a flame
  3. cool rapidly by immersion
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• quench → extinguir ↔ löschen — eine Flüssigkeit zu etwas hinzugeben
• quench → refrescar ↔ désaltérer — apaiser la soif.
• quench → templar ↔ tremper — Plonger du fer rougi dans un liquide froid
• quench → apagar; extinguir ↔ éteindre — cesser l’ignition d’une chose.

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