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dry-shod

/ˈdraɪ.ʃɒd/

Tradução: Adjetivo literário que significa 'sem molhar os pés' ou 'mantendo os pés secos', usado para descrever alguém que atravessa a água sem se molhar.

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adjective

/ˈdraɪ.ʃɒd/formalobsoleto
  • ptAdjetivo literário que significa 'sem molhar os pés' ou 'mantendo os pés secos', usado para descrever alguém que atravessa a água sem se molhar.

An archaic adjective meaning 'without wetting the feet' or 'keeping the feet dry', often used in literary contexts to describe crossing water without getting wet.

  1. Having dry feet or shoesC1formal

    Having or keeping the feet or shoes dry, especially after crossing water or walking in wet conditions.

    ptCom os pés secos

    • He managed to cross the stream dry-shod by stepping on the stones.
    • The children returned home dry-shod after the rain stopped.
    • She kept her shoes dry-shod by using an umbrella.

    Antônimosdrenchedsoaked

Formas
  • more dry-shod comparative form
  • most dry-shod superlative form