Beber hasta dejar de tener sed.
To drink so that you stop feeling thirsty.
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El agua sacia mejor la sed. — Water quenches thirst best.
Necesito agua para calmar la sed. — I need water to quench my thirst.
El bombero trabajaba para apagar el incendio. — The firefighter worked to quench the raging fire.
Saciemos la sed antes de la caminata larga. — Let's quench our thirst before the long walk.
¿Se puede calmar la sed con refresco? — Can you quench your thirst with soda?
¿Puedes apagar la llama con agua? — Can you quench the flame with water?
El té dulce no sacia la sed en un día caluroso. — Sweet tea won't quench your thirst on a hot day.
Calma tu sed antes de que salgamos. — Please quench your thirst before we leave.
Usaron espuma para apagar el fuego por completo. — They used foam to quench the fire completely.
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