• adj. 澇的；浸滿水的，吸飽水的
• v. 進(jìn)水；浸滿水（waterlog的過去分詞）

即水中的木頭，形容水浸的。

waterlogged (adj.)

1759 (in an account of the Battle of Lagos in "Universal Magazine," September), from water (n.1) + log (n.); the notion apparently is of "reduce to a log-like condition."

WATER LOGGED, the state of a ship when, by receiving a great quantity of water into her hold, by leaking, &c., she has become heavy and inactive upon the sea, so as to yield without resistance to the efforts of every wave rushing over her decks. As, in this dangerous situation, the center of gravity is no longer fixed, but fluctuating from place to place, the stability of the ship is utterly lost. She is therefore almost totally deprived of the use of her sails, which would operate to overset her, or press the head under water. Hence there is no resource for the crew, except to free her by the pumps, or to abandon her by the boats as soon as possible. [William Falconer, "An Universal Dictionary of the Marine," London, 1784]

The verb waterlog (1779) appears to be a back-formation.

1. The match is off because of a waterlogged pitch.

由于場地積水太多比賽被取消了。

來自柯林斯例句

2. Vegetables should retain some firmness and should not be soggy and waterlogged.

蔬菜應(yīng)保持一定的硬挺度，不應(yīng)潮乎乎的浸透了水。

來自柯林斯例句

3. They couldn't play because the pitch was waterlogged.

因球場泡水他們未能進(jìn)行比賽。

來自《權(quán)威詞典》

4. The crops are waterlogged.

莊稼澇了.

來自《現(xiàn)代漢英綜合大詞典》

5. The baseball field was waterlogged so the match had to be cancelled.

棒球場浸了水,濕漉漉的,所以比賽只好取消.

來自辭典例句