No. 8,259 in French
wade
The French word "wade" does not exist; it is an English word meaning to walk through water or another liquid.
In a sentence
Je vais traverser ce ruisseau à gué.
I will wade through this creek.
The word 'wade' is used in the context of walking through water or a shallow place.
Pendant notre randonnée, nous avons dû marcher dans une rivière peu profonde.
During our hike, we had to wade in a shallow river.
The word 'wade' describes the action of walking through a shallow body of water.
Les enfants aiment patauger dans le lac pendant l'été.
Children love to wade in the lake during the summer.
Here, 'wade' implies the playful activity of walking in water, often associated with recreation in shallow waters.
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