drown
Boğmak
definition
verb
she drowned in the pond
die through submersion in and inhalation of water.
translation of 'drown'
verb
dağıtmak,
suda boğulmak,
suda boğmak,
boğmak,
bastırmak
noun
boğma
example
He had been beaten and left to 'drown' in the shallow water.
Eighteen-year-old Aimee Donald thought she would 'drown' as water rose to six inches from the ceiling, but somehow she managed to battle her way out.
If I had been the passerby I'd have been tempted to 'drown' the kids!
Around the globe this would 'drown' dozens of cities, including London, and an area of low-lying land greater than the US.
Asked to carry the scorpion across the river the rat agrees reluctantly, his insurance being the promise that his passenger is unlikely to sting as that will kill the rat and 'drown' him.
With so much information available, this site could surely be compared to deep waters you could 'drown' in.
She almost gasped, but remembered, if she did, she would take in water and possibly 'drown' .
I mean, it's not like a guy who wanted to murder and 'drown' his wife on record can be said to take it easy on ex-partners.
A continuing gradual dehydration of the Earth's mantle may by then have begun to 'drown' the ridges and to flood the surface of the planet.
The only strong caveat involves a startling scene early in the film in which Charlie is forced by his father to 'drown' a helpless dog.
She felt bad about giving them something they didn't want, but she wasn't just going to let them 'drown' the kitten.
How could somebody both scare your horse and try to 'drown' you?
In his most remarkable feat, he constructs a low-lying town in a dry lakebed only to 'drown' it for a spectacular inundation.
Many people stood around the canal and watched the thief 'drown' in water.
Presented with what was effectively a vase, big enough to 'drown' a small cat, it struck me this apparent oversight was in fact a carefully orchestrated bar-tending conspiracy.
If he gets any more hits to the head, he'll start trying to walk on water and probably 'drown' in a seal tank at the zoo.
They all looked really sad, like they had to go home and 'drown' some puppies in the bathtub.
I should have killed him for trying to 'drown' her.
I'm not that fast, but hey, at least I won't 'drown' when dumped in water.
He had nearly 'drowned in' the sudden wave of sheer bliss and contentment that overwhelmed him.
He took a deep breath, then let it out slowly, forcing all thoughts of boats, water, and 'drowning' to leave his mind.
During the nineteenth century alone, floods 'drowned' low areas in 1861, 1876, and 1894.
But our laughter is 'drowned' out by the sound of cutlery hitting the table.
Perhaps breathing in the water and 'drowning' quicker would be the better choice, for she would be put out of her misery.
Lightning flashed day and night through the ash-laden clouds; the thunder was 'drowned' out by the rumble of volcanic explosions.
He also shot the family dog and 'drowned' her puppies.
The noise was only 'drowned' out by clapping from the rest of the audience when the Queen and Prince Philip emerged from their car.
He had been jailed for life at York 10 years before, for 'drowning' his wife in the bath at their home in Beverley.
As for the shooting war, some military commentators have compared its ease to 'drowning' puppies.
It was the real thing, served in a one-size bucket you could have 'drowned' kittens in.
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