Definition of thirst-quenching in English:

thirst-quenching

adjective

Serving to relieve thirst; refreshing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Fresh, seedless and crunchy salad cucumber is whipped with spices including ginger and clove in a mixer to deliver a fiery drink that is highly thirst-quenching.
- The heat was unbelievable so a thirst-quenching cocktail was a welcome sight at the hotel.
- Around the world, particularly in New Zealand, growers have shown that they too can produce the snappy, high-acid, thirst-quenching whites which Sancerre epitomises.
- I am readily available for a game of golf and a thirst-quenching beer to follow.
- The palate presents a light, thirst-quenching drink with a delicate hoppy twist on the finish.
- I am not alone in demanding thirst-quenching mixed drinks.
- Len described the brew as "a light coloured, full bodied beer with a thirst-quenching full flavour and a hint of heather".
- Parked up in the white van, west Cumbrian Nicola Broderick is whipping up 99s as dehydrated drivers pull over for thirst-quenching ices.
- That unique zesty tang is what keeps people coming back to our Big Kahuna vendors for that refreshing and thirst-quenching iced beverage.
- Cool melon, its musky flavour sharpened with lemon, is one of the few fruits that works as a first course and made a thirst-quenching beginning for a summer meal.
- It has a light and refreshing taste which combine a thirst-quenching zesty tang with the delicate taste of green tea.
- That evening we just have time to wander among the ruins of its resplendent twelfth century Priory before paying homage to St Cuthbert, in our own way: with a couple of pints of thirst-quenching local ale.
- A classic example of a thirst-quenching summer beer is the German beer known as hefeweizen, which literally translates to "yeast wheat beer."
- It was served in a thick-rimmed earthenware bowl, and sipping from that unusual tumbler was as much a part of the pleasure as the fresh, thirst-quenching drink itself.
- Beer is always a favourite of mine - not the familiar hearty Guinness that helps provide those extra winter layers, but something a little fresher and more thirst-quenching.
- In fact, dry rose is a bonus summertime drink for red and white wine drinkers: It gives the former something a little more thirst-quenching, the latter a little more fruit.
- Thorncroft's Detox cordial helped quite a few sore heads and is a pleasant, thirst-quenching squash for summer.
- The glasses had been well chilled making the beers truly thirst-quenching on the warm day that Wednesday was.
- They're sensational in summer: you get all the personality of a rose plus the thirst-quenching action of bubbles.
- The exclusive membership clubs lining Pall Mall and St James's opened their doors to some marchers so they could purchase champagne and other thirst-quenching tipples.
Synonyms
invigorating, revitalizing, reviving, restoring, bracing, fortifying, enlivening, stimulating, freshening, energizing, exhilarating, reanimating, revivifying, rejuvenating

Derivatives

thirst quencher

noun

Water is the best thirst quencher; down lots of it.
Example sentencesExamples
- Stimulant drinks like Red Bull must carry clear warnings about using them as a mixer with alcohol or as a thirst quencher during exercise.
- The reader is introduced to tropical dishes like ackee and saltfish, thirst quenchers like rum punch and is entertained by reggae, calypso and a week long carnival celebration.
- Iced herbal teas are also a great summer thirst quencher and can be drunk at any time during the day.
- To quench one's thirst before a yummy feast, the hotel has an awesome spread of speciality thirst quenchers.

Definition of thirst-quenching in US English:

thirst-quenching

adjective

Serving to relieve thirst; refreshing.
Example sentencesExamples
- It has a light and refreshing taste which combine a thirst-quenching zesty tang with the delicate taste of green tea.
- In fact, dry rose is a bonus summertime drink for red and white wine drinkers: It gives the former something a little more thirst-quenching, the latter a little more fruit.
- Beer is always a favourite of mine - not the familiar hearty Guinness that helps provide those extra winter layers, but something a little fresher and more thirst-quenching.
- Thorncroft's Detox cordial helped quite a few sore heads and is a pleasant, thirst-quenching squash for summer.
- I am readily available for a game of golf and a thirst-quenching beer to follow.
- A classic example of a thirst-quenching summer beer is the German beer known as hefeweizen, which literally translates to "yeast wheat beer."
- I am not alone in demanding thirst-quenching mixed drinks.
- Len described the brew as "a light coloured, full bodied beer with a thirst-quenching full flavour and a hint of heather".
- That unique zesty tang is what keeps people coming back to our Big Kahuna vendors for that refreshing and thirst-quenching iced beverage.
- They're sensational in summer: you get all the personality of a rose plus the thirst-quenching action of bubbles.
- Parked up in the white van, west Cumbrian Nicola Broderick is whipping up 99s as dehydrated drivers pull over for thirst-quenching ices.
- It was served in a thick-rimmed earthenware bowl, and sipping from that unusual tumbler was as much a part of the pleasure as the fresh, thirst-quenching drink itself.
- The exclusive membership clubs lining Pall Mall and St James's opened their doors to some marchers so they could purchase champagne and other thirst-quenching tipples.
- Cool melon, its musky flavour sharpened with lemon, is one of the few fruits that works as a first course and made a thirst-quenching beginning for a summer meal.
- The palate presents a light, thirst-quenching drink with a delicate hoppy twist on the finish.
- Fresh, seedless and crunchy salad cucumber is whipped with spices including ginger and clove in a mixer to deliver a fiery drink that is highly thirst-quenching.
- That evening we just have time to wander among the ruins of its resplendent twelfth century Priory before paying homage to St Cuthbert, in our own way: with a couple of pints of thirst-quenching local ale.
- Around the world, particularly in New Zealand, growers have shown that they too can produce the snappy, high-acid, thirst-quenching whites which Sancerre epitomises.
- The glasses had been well chilled making the beers truly thirst-quenching on the warm day that Wednesday was.
- The heat was unbelievable so a thirst-quenching cocktail was a welcome sight at the hotel.
Synonyms
invigorating, revitalizing, reviving, restoring, bracing, fortifying, enlivening, stimulating, freshening, energizing, exhilarating, reanimating, revivifying, rejuvenating

单词	thirst-quenching
释义	Definition of thirst-quenching in English: thirst-quenching adjective Serving to relieve thirst; refreshing. Example sentencesExamples Fresh, seedless and crunchy salad cucumber is whipped with spices including ginger and clove in a mixer to deliver a fiery drink that is highly thirst-quenching. The heat was unbelievable so a thirst-quenching cocktail was a welcome sight at the hotel. Around the world, particularly in New Zealand, growers have shown that they too can produce the snappy, high-acid, thirst-quenching whites which Sancerre epitomises. I am readily available for a game of golf and a thirst-quenching beer to follow. The palate presents a light, thirst-quenching drink with a delicate hoppy twist on the finish. I am not alone in demanding thirst-quenching mixed drinks. Len described the brew as "a light coloured, full bodied beer with a thirst-quenching full flavour and a hint of heather". Parked up in the white van, west Cumbrian Nicola Broderick is whipping up 99s as dehydrated drivers pull over for thirst-quenching ices. That unique zesty tang is what keeps people coming back to our Big Kahuna vendors for that refreshing and thirst-quenching iced beverage. Cool melon, its musky flavour sharpened with lemon, is one of the few fruits that works as a first course and made a thirst-quenching beginning for a summer meal. It has a light and refreshing taste which combine a thirst-quenching zesty tang with the delicate taste of green tea. That evening we just have time to wander among the ruins of its resplendent twelfth century Priory before paying homage to St Cuthbert, in our own way: with a couple of pints of thirst-quenching local ale. A classic example of a thirst-quenching summer beer is the German beer known as hefeweizen, which literally translates to "yeast wheat beer." It was served in a thick-rimmed earthenware bowl, and sipping from that unusual tumbler was as much a part of the pleasure as the fresh, thirst-quenching drink itself. Beer is always a favourite of mine - not the familiar hearty Guinness that helps provide those extra winter layers, but something a little fresher and more thirst-quenching. In fact, dry rose is a bonus summertime drink for red and white wine drinkers: It gives the former something a little more thirst-quenching, the latter a little more fruit. Thorncroft's Detox cordial helped quite a few sore heads and is a pleasant, thirst-quenching squash for summer. The glasses had been well chilled making the beers truly thirst-quenching on the warm day that Wednesday was. They're sensational in summer: you get all the personality of a rose plus the thirst-quenching action of bubbles. The exclusive membership clubs lining Pall Mall and St James's opened their doors to some marchers so they could purchase champagne and other thirst-quenching tipples. Synonyms invigorating, revitalizing, reviving, restoring, bracing, fortifying, enlivening, stimulating, freshening, energizing, exhilarating, reanimating, revivifying, rejuvenating Derivatives thirst quencher noun Water is the best thirst quencher; down lots of it. Example sentencesExamples Stimulant drinks like Red Bull must carry clear warnings about using them as a mixer with alcohol or as a thirst quencher during exercise. The reader is introduced to tropical dishes like ackee and saltfish, thirst quenchers like rum punch and is entertained by reggae, calypso and a week long carnival celebration. Iced herbal teas are also a great summer thirst quencher and can be drunk at any time during the day. To quench one's thirst before a yummy feast, the hotel has an awesome spread of speciality thirst quenchers. Definition of thirst-quenching in US English: thirst-quenching adjective Serving to relieve thirst; refreshing. Example sentencesExamples It has a light and refreshing taste which combine a thirst-quenching zesty tang with the delicate taste of green tea. In fact, dry rose is a bonus summertime drink for red and white wine drinkers: It gives the former something a little more thirst-quenching, the latter a little more fruit. Beer is always a favourite of mine - not the familiar hearty Guinness that helps provide those extra winter layers, but something a little fresher and more thirst-quenching. Thorncroft's Detox cordial helped quite a few sore heads and is a pleasant, thirst-quenching squash for summer. I am readily available for a game of golf and a thirst-quenching beer to follow. A classic example of a thirst-quenching summer beer is the German beer known as hefeweizen, which literally translates to "yeast wheat beer." I am not alone in demanding thirst-quenching mixed drinks. Len described the brew as "a light coloured, full bodied beer with a thirst-quenching full flavour and a hint of heather". That unique zesty tang is what keeps people coming back to our Big Kahuna vendors for that refreshing and thirst-quenching iced beverage. They're sensational in summer: you get all the personality of a rose plus the thirst-quenching action of bubbles. Parked up in the white van, west Cumbrian Nicola Broderick is whipping up 99s as dehydrated drivers pull over for thirst-quenching ices. It was served in a thick-rimmed earthenware bowl, and sipping from that unusual tumbler was as much a part of the pleasure as the fresh, thirst-quenching drink itself. The exclusive membership clubs lining Pall Mall and St James's opened their doors to some marchers so they could purchase champagne and other thirst-quenching tipples. Cool melon, its musky flavour sharpened with lemon, is one of the few fruits that works as a first course and made a thirst-quenching beginning for a summer meal. The palate presents a light, thirst-quenching drink with a delicate hoppy twist on the finish. Fresh, seedless and crunchy salad cucumber is whipped with spices including ginger and clove in a mixer to deliver a fiery drink that is highly thirst-quenching. That evening we just have time to wander among the ruins of its resplendent twelfth century Priory before paying homage to St Cuthbert, in our own way: with a couple of pints of thirst-quenching local ale. Around the world, particularly in New Zealand, growers have shown that they too can produce the snappy, high-acid, thirst-quenching whites which Sancerre epitomises. The glasses had been well chilled making the beers truly thirst-quenching on the warm day that Wednesday was. The heat was unbelievable so a thirst-quenching cocktail was a welcome sight at the hotel. Synonyms invigorating, revitalizing, reviving, restoring, bracing, fortifying, enlivening, stimulating, freshening, energizing, exhilarating, reanimating, revivifying, rejuvenating
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