Sweat meaning in English

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Definition

to sweat: to perspire, to swelter, to exude moisture verb
to be sweaty, sweating to be perspiring, to secrete salty fluid through one's pores

This is an irregular verb:
I sweat / I sweat or sweated / I have sweat or sweated
the sweat: the perspiration, the moisture, the dampness noun
  • "Susie : Sweating, hmm. Listen Brian, why don't we mate, I mean meet later this afternoon for a quick feedback session."
  • "I was starting to sweat a bit, it's a little nerve wracking isn't it?"
  • "And the winner is... Kalvin Krime for Man Sweat!"
  • "My doctor has diagnosed me with high blood pressure, I've been sweating like a pig and I haven't had a good night's sleep in weeks!"
  • "Now, our pubs smell of old beer, urine, and sweat."
  • "Kalvin Krime for its fragrance: Man Sweat."

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