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3. dictionary.cambridge.org › dictionary › englishWATER | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   WATER definition: 1. a clear liquid, without colour or taste, that falls from the sky as rain and is necessary for…. Learn more.

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5. phrasedictionary.org › idioms-for-water30 Idioms for Water - Phrase Dictionary

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   • Throw in the Towel. Meaning: To give up; surrender. In a Sentence: After countless attempts to fix the old car, John finally decided to throw in the towel and buy a new one.
   • Fish out of Water. Meaning: Someone who feels out of place or uncomfortable in a particular situation. In a Sentence: As a city girl in a rural village, Sarah often felt like a fish out of water.
   • Blood is Thicker than Water. Meaning: Family bonds are stronger than other relationships. In a Sentence: In times of crisis, Jenny realized that blood is indeed thicker than water, and her family stood by her side.
   • Still Waters Run Deep. Meaning: Quiet or calm people often have deep thoughts or emotions. In a Sentence: Though reserved, Thomas surprised everyone with his profound insights – truly, still waters run deep.

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   Apr 20, 2015 · Apr 20, 2015. #5. I think you are misled by a German word that always means walk but is often translated as go. 1) Don't walk into the water. 2) Don't walk in the water. Those do mean different things. 1) means "Do not enter the water." 2) May mean the same thing but also may mean "Walk on the path not in the water." B.

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   What does water mean?

   • Get a quick, free translation! WATER definition: 1. a clear liquid, without colour or taste, that falls from the sky as rain and is necessary for…. Learn more.

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   What does take the water mean?

   • take the waters People used to come to this city to take (= drink or swim in) the waters. Hot water circulates through the heating system. The water in the lake is so clear that you can see the bottom. The water supply is being tested for contamination. You'll dehydrate very quickly in this heat, if you don't drink lots of water.

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   What is the difference between 'into' and 'Don't Go in the water'?

   • While "into" is more exact than "in", 99.999% of the time when you hear "don't go in the water", the speaker means the same thing as "don't go into the water." Into has a dynamic quality and In a static quality, by comparison. Thank you. So with my interpretation of 'go in the water' (walk) I was completely wrong?

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   What does 'Don't Walk in the water' mean?

   • 1) Don't walk into the water. 2) Don't walk in the water. Those do mean different things. 1) means "Do not enter the water." 2) May mean the same thing but also may mean "Walk on the path not in the water."

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   Is there a difference between 'you must not go into the water' and 'in'?

   • Hello, is there a difference in the meaning of: You must not go into the water. You must not go inthe water. I would say: into: I am outside and I am not allowed to bath in the sea because (e.g.) I just ate in: I am already in the sea and I am not allowed to walk and have the obligation to...

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   Is water a substance?

   • Water as a substance. In literal use. I.i.1. The substance (most commonly encountered as a liquid) which is the principal constituent of seas, lakes, and rivers, and which falls as rain and other forms of precipitation.

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   II.10.a. The water of a sea, lake, river, pond, stream, etc. Also: the portion of the earth's surface covered with water, as a region inhabited by its own characteristic forms of life, in contradistinction to the land and the air. piece of water: see piece n. I.1a. sheet of water: see sheet n.1 8a.