Definition

1. Adjective phrase:
   • Quenched (of thirst), thirst satisfied: Describes the state where one's thirst has been fully relieved or satisfied after drinking.

Usage Examples

• (After finishing the bottle of water, I felt my thirst was quenched.)
• (Drink coconut water to quench your thirst.)
• (He took a large gulp to slake his thirst before speaking.)

Advanced Usage

• The phrase is often used in the structure "cho đã khát" (to quench one's thirst, until thirst is satisfied) to indicate the purpose or result of the drinking action.
  • Chúng tôi tìm một quán nước để uống cho đã khát. (We looked for a drink stall to drink until our thirst was quenched.)

Variants and Related Words

• Đã (adj): Often used in similar compound feeling words to indicate a state of satisfaction, e.g., (craving satisfied), (anger appeased).
• Khát (adj): Thirsty.
• Làm đã khát / Giải khát (v): To quench thirst.

Synonyms

• Quenched: Having one's thirst satisfied.
• Satiated (of thirst): Thirst is fully relieved.
• Slaked: (Literary) To satisfy thirst.

Related Idioms

• Uống cho đã khát: To drink one's fill; to drink until one is no longer thirsty.
  • Trời nóng, cậu bé uống nước cho đã khát. (The weather was hot, so the boy drank water until his thirst was quenched.)

1. Quench one's thirst, slake quenched
   • Uống cho đã khát
     To drink until one's thirst is quenched