thirst

/θɜːrst/

noun

Sıvı içme ihtiyacı veya arzusu hissi.

The physical sensation of needing or wanting to drink liquid.

  • After running for an hour, I had an intense thirst.
  • She quenched her thirst with a cold glass of water.
  • The heat of the desert left them dying of thirst.
  • Prolonged exposure to high altitude can intensify thirst as the body loses moisture more rapidly in dry mountain air.
  • The documentary examined communities where chronic thirst results from inadequate infrastructure and limited access to potable water.
  • Historians argue that humanity's thirst for knowledge during the Renaissance catalyzed unprecedented scientific and artistic achievements.
noun

Bir şey için güçlü bir arzu veya istek.

A strong desire or craving for something (often used figuratively).

  • She has an insatiable thirst for knowledge.
  • His thirst for power led him to make questionable decisions.
  • The team showed a real thirst for victory.
verbsomewhat formal or literary

İçme ihtiyacı hissetmek; susuzluk duymak.

To feel a need to drink; to experience thirst.

  • They thirsted after hours in the sun.
  • I thirst for a cold drink right now.