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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

soaked in

Is this idiomatic?

I like my sandwich soaked in sauce.

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Hi, I suppose that it is an American idiom. soak (something) in (something): informal verb - to leave something immersed in a liquid, intending for it to be absorbed. Its synonym is sink in .

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  • Hi, I suppose that it is an American idiom.
  • soak (something) in (something): informal verb - to leave something immersed in a liquid, intending for it to be absorbed.
  • Its synonym is sink in .
  • GN
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Hi,
I suppose that it is an American idiom.
soak (something) in (something): informal verb - to leave something immersed in a liquid, intending for it to be absorbed.
Its synonym is sink in.
GN
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