water rat

英：[ˈwɔ:tə ræt]

美：[ˈwɔtɚ ræt]

Noun

1. a person who enjoys being in or on the water

2. common large Eurasian vole

3. any of various amphibious rats

The first known use of water rat was in the 15th century

water-resistantadjective

water-repellent

air1 of 2noun

the invisible mixture of odorless tasteless gases (as nitrogen and oxygen) that surrounds the earth

a light breeze

the state of being empty or nothing—usually used in the phrase into thin air

vanished into thin air

tune entry 1 sense 1, melody

outward appearance

an air of mystery

plural an artificial way of acting

put on airs

compressed air

put air in a tire

aircraft

travel by air

aviation

air safety

the substance through which radio waves travel

a radio or television broadcast

went on the air

an air-conditioning system

turn on the air

the height achieved in performing a maneuver in the air

a snowboarder catching big air

air2 of 2verb

to place in the air for cooling, freshening, or cleaning

air blankets

to make known in public

air one's complaints

to broadcast on radio or television

after alladverb

in spite of what was indicated or expected it rained after all

decided to go after all

all1 of 3adjective

the whole of

sat up all night

as much as possible

in all seriousness

every one of

all students can go

any whatever

beyond all doubt

all2 of 3adverb

wholly, altogether all across the country

sat all alone

so much

all the better for it

for each side : apiece

the score is two all

all3 of 3pronoun

the whole number, quantity, or amount all of us

all that I have

—used in such phrases as for all I know, for all I care, and for all the good it does to show a lack of knowledge, interest, or effectiveness

everyone, everything sacrificed all for love

known to all

at alladverb

in any way : under any circumstances doesn't mind at all not at all likely

will go anywhere at all

leave1 of 3verb

to give by will : bequeath

left a fortune to his daughter

to have remaining after one's death

leaves a widow and two children

to cause to remain as a trace or aftereffectalso: to cause to remain behind leave your money at home

oil leaves a stain

to cause or allow to be or remain in a specified condition

leave the door open

to fail to include or take along the movie leaves a lot out

left my notes at home

to have as a remainder

taking 4 from 7 leaves 3

to permit to be or remain subject to another's action or control

just leave everything to me

let entry 2 sense 3

to cause or allow to be or remain available

leave room for more

to go away from : depart

leave the room

desert sense 2

left his wife

to terminate association with : withdraw from

left school before graduation

to put, deposit, or deliver especially before or in the process of departing

left a package on your doorstep

leave2 of 3noun

permission sense 2

authorized absence from duty or employment

an act of leaving

leave3 of 3verb

leaf entry 2 sense 1

all alongadverb

all the time

knew the truth all along

amokadverb

in a violently excited state

run amok

in an undisciplined, uncontrolled, or faulty manner

paper shredded by a copier run amok

water-repellentadjective

treated with a finish that resists but does not completely prevent penetration by water

water ratnoun

a rodent that is found in or near water