nass werden
Wenn du im Regen spielst, wirst du nass.
If you play in the rain, you will get wet.
To become wet or soaked, typically due to exposure to water or rain.
Die Kinder wurden nass, als sie im See schwammen.
The children got wet when they swam in the lake.
Pass auf, sonst wirst du nass, wenn du ohne Regenschirm rausgehst!
Be careful, or you'll get wet if you go out without an umbrella!
This phrase is commonly used to describe someone or something becoming wet due to external conditions like rain, water, or other liquids.
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Common Contexts
This phrase is often used when discussing weather, swimming, or accidents involving water.
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Literal Meaning
The phrase is always used in a literal sense and does not have any idiomatic meanings.
Word Origin
The phrase is a combination of the adjective 'nass' (wet) and the verb 'werden' (to become). It is a straightforward, literal expression.
Usage Notes
This phrase is used in everyday language to describe the physical state of becoming wet. It can refer to people, animals, or objects.