Sweaty

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adjective / participle (physiology / appearance)

Definition

Covered in sweat or perspiration; moistened or soaked with sweat following physical exertion, heat, or an emotional state. In an extended sense, it can refer to objects, clothes, or surfaces (such as windows or walls) on which moisture has condensed, giving the appearance of sweat droplets.

Bilingual Equivalents

  • Sweaty
  • Perspiring

Grammatical & Source Details

Inflection Type Variable adjective with standard masculine, feminine, and structural plural variations.
Formation Past participle of the verb 'asuda', functionally stabilized as an independent descriptive adjective.
Spelling / Pronunciation [a.su.ˈdat]
Source Lexicon of Contemporary Romanian Grammar and Adjectives

Contextual Usage Examples

RO: Muncitorul asudat s-a așezat la umbra unui copac pentru a-și recăpăta energia după orele de coasă.

EN: The sweaty worker sat in the shade of a tree to regain his energy after hours of mowing.

RO: Copilul a venit de la joacă complet asudat și cu hainele pătate de noroi.

EN: The child came back from playing completely sweaty and with his clothes stained with mud.

RO: Privea prin geamul asudat al trenului cum picăturile de ploaie se prelingeau în linii lungi.

EN: He looked through the sweaty train window as the raindrops trickled down in long lines.

Idioms & Phrases

Trup asudat / Sweaty body

RO: Corp uman acoperit de o peliculă de transpirație în urma unei activități intense sau a febrei.

EN: A human body covered with a film of perspiration following an intense activity or fever.

Cal asudat / Sweaty horse

RO: Animal de tracțiune sau călărie care prezintă spumă și transpirație pe blană din cauza suprasolicitării.

EN: A draft or riding animal showing foam and sweat on its coat due to overexertion.

Pahar asudat / Sweating glass

RO: Recipient din sticlă pe suprafața căruia s-au format picături de apă din cauza diferenței de temperatură dintre lichidul rece și aer.

EN: A glass container on whose surface water droplets have formed due to the temperature difference between the cold liquid and the air.

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