wader (B1)
verb
Pronunciation: /weɪd/
Definition
To walk with effort through water or another liquid or soft substance.
Examples
The children loved to wade in the shallow stream on hot summer days.
We had to wade through thick mud to reach the fallen tree.
How to Use wader
- wade in (phrasal verb)
- To enter a situation or discussion forcefully or without hesitation. — "He decided to wade in and offer his opinion, even though it wasn't his business."
- wade into (phrasal verb)
- To attack someone or something, often verbally, or to become involved in a difficult situation. — "The politician waded into the controversy with strong statements."
- wade through (phrasal verb)
- To make one's way with difficulty through a substance or a large amount of information. — "It took hours to wade through all the research papers."
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