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dryness

/ˈdraɪ.nəs/

翻译: 名词,表示干燥、缺乏水分或液体的状态;也用于指戒酒或戒毒的节制状态,以及客观、超然的态度。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈdraɪ.nəs/B2formal
  • zh名词,表示干燥、缺乏水分或液体的状态;也用于指戒酒或戒毒的节制状态,以及客观、超然的态度。

A noun referring to the state of being dry, lacking moisture or liquid; also used to describe moderation in or abstinence from alcohol or drugs, as well as objectivity and detachment.

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  1. Lack of moistureB1formal

    The condition of not containing or being covered by a liquid, especially water.

    zh干燥

    • The dryness of the desert makes it difficult for plants to survive.
    • She complained about the dryness of her skin during winter.
    • The wood cracked due to extreme dryness.

    同义词ariditydehydrationdesiccationdroughtwaterlessness

    反义词dampnesshumiditymoisturewetness

  2. Abstinence from alcoholB2formal

    Moderation in or complete avoidance of alcoholic drinks or other drugs.

    zh戒酒

    • His dryness was a personal choice after years of overindulgence.
    • The support group encourages dryness among its members.
    • She maintained dryness throughout the holiday season.

    同义词abstemiousnessabstinencesobernesssobrietyteetotalismtemperance

    反义词drunkennessindulgenceintemperance

  3. Objectivity and detachmentC1formal

    The quality of being emotionally aloof, objective, or lacking sentimentality.

    zh冷漠

    • The report was praised for its dryness and factual accuracy.
    • His dryness of tone made the criticism seem more clinical than harsh.
    • The judge's dryness helped maintain focus on the legal arguments.

    同义词aloofnesscoolnessdetachmentimpassivityobjectivityreserve

    反义词emotionalityinvolvementpassionsentimentalitysubjectivitywarmth

词形
  • drynesses plural form
  • drynesses' possessive plural form
  • dryness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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