Examples of using "промок" in a sentence and their english translations:
Did you get wet?
I got soaked.
- You're wet through.
- You're soaking wet.
- You're soaking.
Did you get wet?
- I got soaked to the skin.
- I got wet to the skin.
Tom got wet to the skin.
I got soaked to the skin.
You're wet through.
He was wet all over.
I got wet to the skin.
- I've got wet inside out.
- I'm soaked to the skin.
Tom got soaking wet.
I am already wet!
Tom was soaked to the skin.
- I'm soaking wet.
- I'm soaking wet!
- Tom got drenched to the skin.
- Tom is drenched.
- Tom got wet to the skin.
Tom is wet.
I was wet.
Luckily nobody got wet.
Tom was wet.
I wonder how Tom got wet.
Tom got wet to the skin and caught cold.
He was drenched by the rain.
I don't mind if I get wet.
- I was caught in the rain and got wet.
- I got caught in the rain and got all wet.
He was wet all over.
He got wet from the waist to the knees.
Tom was drenched by the rain.
I was drenched head to toe.
I was cold and wet.
Tom was soaked through after being caught in an unexpected downpour.
I was caught in the rain and got wet.
Tom was completely soaked by the rain.
I was cold and wet.
I'm cold and wet.
I forgot my umbrella and got drenched in the rain.
If it had not been for your raincoat, I would have been drenched to the skin.
I was caught in a downpour and got soaked to the bone.
Had it not been for your raincoat, I would have been drenched to the skin.
I know how you got wet.
I was caught in a shower and got drenched to the skin.
He was all soaking wet from top to toe.
I was caught in the rain and got wet.
On my way home from school, I was caught in a shower and got wet to the skin.