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Definitions from the WebTake in WaterDescription:Take in water is an idiomatic expression used to describe the act of a boat or a ship starting to fill with water, usually due to a leak or damage to the hull. Possible Parts of Speech:
Senses and Usages:Sense 1:Definition: To allow water to enter a boat or ship, often resulting in flooding or sinking. Example Sentence: The ship hit an iceberg and began to take in water rapidly. Related Products: Life Jackets, Marine Repair Kit Sense 2:Definition: To absorb or soak up water, especially referring to an object or material. Example Sentence: The sponge effectively takes in water and keeps surfaces clean. | ||||
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