πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ How to say

β€œthirsty” in English

thirsty
Illustration of "thirsty" in a English cultural setting
A hiker stands under the blazing sun, wiping sweat from their brow and looking longingly at an empty water bottle. Their dry lips and tired expression clearly show they need a drink.

Usage note

You say 'thirsty' when you need or want to drink something.

Examples

  • I am thirsty.

    I am thirsty.

  • The dog is thirsty.

    The dog is thirsty.

  • Are you thirsty?

    Are you thirsty?

Quick check

What does "thirsty" mean?

  • A. thirsty
  • B. bad
  • C. beautiful
  • D. big

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