dried

• Describe algo a lo que se le ha eliminado la humedad, a menudo para conservarlo.

Describes something from which the moisture has been removed, often for preservation.

1. No longer wetA2formal

   Having had all moisture removed, so it is not wet anymore.

   seco

   • The paint is finally dried on the wall.
   • She hung the dried clothes in the closet.
   • The ground was dried after the long summer.

   Sinónimosdehydrateddesiccateddryparched

   Antónimosdamphumidmoistsoakedsoggywet

2. Preserved by removing moistureA2formal

   Food or other items that have been preserved by removing their natural water content.

   Deshidratado, seco (por extracción de humedad)

   • Dried fruits like raisins are a healthy snack.
   • We bought dried herbs for cooking.
   • The dried fish can be stored for months.

   Sinónimosdehydrateddesiccated

   Antónimosfreshhydratedmoistwet

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de eliminar la humedad de algo o de secarse.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something free from moisture or becoming free from moisture.

1. Remove moistureA1formal

   To make something free from water or moisture.

   Secar

   • She dried her hands with a towel.
   • He dried the dishes after washing them.
   • The sun dried the wet clothes quickly.

   Sinónimosabsorbair-dryblotdehydratedesiccatedrainexsiccatefreeze-drymopparchsearsundrywipe

   Antónimosdampendrenchhumidifymoistensaturatesoakwet

2. A1formal

   To lose moisture and become dry.

   Secarse

   • The paint dried in just a few hours.
   • The river dried up during the summer.
   • Her hair dried naturally in the warm breeze.

   Sinónimosdehydratedesiccateparchshrivelwitherwizen

   Antónimosdrenchmoistensaturatesoakwet

Variantes phrasaldry outdry up