Sentence examples for relieve thirst from inspiring English sources
The phrase "relieve thirst" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing beverages or substances that help to quench or satisfy one's need for hydration. Example: "On a hot summer day, nothing can relieve thirst quite like a cold glass of lemonade."
Lophatheri Herba (LH), known as "Dan Zhu Ye" in Chinese, the dried leaf of Lophatherum gracile Brongn (Poaceae), has long been used in Chinese medicine to treat fever and urinary tract inflammation and to relieve thirst.
Licorice was long considered effective against old age, ugliness, and coughs by the Chinese (Brahma endorsed it), the Egyptians (Tutankhamen was buried with a supply), the Phoenicians, the Cretans, and the Greeks, it was also popular with Alexander's soldiers (they would hold pieces of licorice root in their mouths to relieve thirst on long marches), & later with the legions of Rome.
Although time spent under the ruins did not differ between the two groups, we could not exclude the possibility that after being rescued after prolonged periods in the rubble, the victims tended to drink large amounts of water to relieve thirst due to dehydration.
Stupid, dickhead water that relieved your thirst that one time, sure, when they were all out of Innocent smoothies.
The snake, after receiving the contents, shed his skin, and the ass was relieved of his thirst.
My hunger and thirst should motivate me to help relieve their suffering through charitable giving and work.
The sudden burst of power seemed to delight as well as relieve not only the Japanese fans who thirst for a good show, but also quite obviously the Americans as well.
Ohwi for resolving the flesh and reducing fever, engendering fluid to quench thirst, promoting eruption, uprasing the middle Qi to relieve diarrhea, unblocking meridian and activating collaterals, and removing wine toxin in CP [ 54].
Once on solid ground the trembling animals urinate, defecate and literally fall on any available water bowls in the pens to quench a 3 day thirst, visibly relieved that the pain has stopped and hopeful that their nightmare is over.
His tongue was swollen with thirst; he relieved its fever by thrusting it forward from between his teeth into the cold air.
