水関係言葉

I was pouring sweat this afternoon. I needed to go several places, and with the heat, my body's natural reaction was to drench my tshirt.

• pour sweat 全身｛ぜんしん｝に大汗｛おおあせ｝をかく、汗だくになる (definition from Eijiro on the Web)
• drench 水浸｛みずびた｝しにする、びしょぬれにする (definition from Eijiro on the Web)

I changed out of my wet tshirt when I got back to the office.  I stuck my head in the sink and splashed it with cool water, then I felt much better.

• splash〔液体｛えきたい｝を〕散らす、飛ばす(definition from Eijiro on the Web)

This bottle of water wasn't enough to quench my thirst. I felt more satisfied after a bit more water and then a cup of coffee.

• quench thirst 渇きを癒やす(definition from Eijiro on the Web)

The soil for the plants wasn't moist at all, so I poured water in the pots. I wonder if they actually prefer the heat when we're out of the office to the cool air-conditioned air when we're in the office.

• moist【形】湿った、湿気｛しっけ｝のある、ぬれた、涙ぐんだ、じっとりしている(definition from Eijiro on the Web)
• pour～を注ぐ、液体｛えきたい｝をつぐ、光を放射｛ほうしゃ｝する、弾丸｛だんがん｝を浴びせる、殺到｛さっとう｝する(definition from Eijiro on the Web)

It will feel good to rinse off in the shower when I get home.

• rinse off ゆすぎ落とす、洗い流す(definition from Eijiro on the Web)