英:['draɪɪŋ]
美:['draɪɪŋ]
英:['draɪɪŋ]
美:['draɪɪŋ]
adjective
free or relatively free from a liquid and especially water as dry as a bone
Mix the dry ingredients first.
not being in or under water
happy to be on dry land
meteorology lacking precipitation or humidity
a dry climate
characterized by exhaustion of a supply of liquid
a dry well
geology devoid of running water
a dry ravine
devoid of natural moisture dry leaves
My throat was dry.
no longer sticky or damp
The paint isn't dry yet.
not giving milk
a dry cow
lacking freshness : stale
chemistry anhydrous
marked by the absence or scantiness of secretions
a dry cough
not shedding or accompanied by tears
a dry sob
obsolete involving no bloodshed or drowning
I would fain die a dry death—William Shakespeare
marked by the absence of alcoholic beverages
a dry party
prohibiting the manufacture or distribution of alcoholic beverages
a dry county
served or eaten without butter or margarine
dry toast
lacking sweetness : sec
dry champagne
having all or most sugar fermented to alcohol dry beer
a dry wine
solid as opposed to liquid
dry groceries
reduced to powder or flakes : dehydrated
dry milk
dealing in dry goods or other nonperishable items
After breakfast, we head to the wet market along Graham Street in Hong Kong. The wet market sells foodstuffs; the adjacent dry market offers clothes, shoes, and other retail items.—Rudy Maxa
functioning without lubrication
a dry clutch
of natural gas containing no recoverable hydrocarbon (such as gasoline)
requiring no liquid in preparation or operation
a dry photocopying process
not showing or communicating warmth, enthusiasm, or tender feeling : severe
a dry style of painting
wearisome, uninteresting a dry lecturer
dry passages of description
lacking embellishment : plain
not yielding what is expected or desired : unproductive
a writer going through a dry spell
having no personal bias or emotional concern
the dry light of reason
reserved, aloof
marked by matter-of-fact, ironic, or terse manner of expression has a very dry sense of humor
a dry wit
lacking smooth sound qualities
a dry rasping voice
being a dry run
a dry rehearsal
verb
transitive verb
to make dry (see dry entry 1)
drying her hair
intransitive verb
to become dry
waiting for the paint to dry
noun
the condition of being dry (see dry entry 1) : dryness
something dryespecially: a dry place
prohibitionist
drying process干燥过程;干燥处理
spray drying喷雾干燥
drying equipment干燥设备
drying time干燥时间;烘干时间
freeze drying冷冻干燥
vacuum drying真空干燥
air drying风干
drying machine干燥机
drying up使…干涸;枯竭;擦干碗碟(dry up的现在分词形式)
drying shrinkage燥收缩;干收缩;干水收缩
drying oven干燥箱
drying kiln干燥窑;烘干窑
hot air drying热风干燥;烘烤
drying agent干燥剂
drying room干燥室,烘干室
drying chamber干燥室;干燥罐
drying out使干燥
natural drying自然干燥
rapid drying快速干燥
drying unit干燥设备
干燥
干燥
涂层从液态向固态变化的过程。
干燥
利用热力蒸发作用降低物料水分的作业。
烘炉
drying-out
干燥
药材中水分气化蒸发的过程。
Adjective, Verb, and Noun Middle English, from Old English drȳge; akin to Old High German truckan dry, Old English drēahnian to drain
The first known use of dry was before the 12th century
dull1 of 2adjective
mentally slow : stupid
listless
slow in action : sluggish
lacking sharpness of edge or point
lacking brilliance or luster
not ringing, sharp, or intense
a dull roar
cloudy sense 2, overcast
tedious, uninteresting
a dull lecture
slightly grayish
a dull blue
dull2 of 2verb
to make or become dull
dry1 of 3adjective
free or nearly free from liquid and especially water dry steam
dry weight
characterized by loss or lack of water: as
lacking precipitation and humidity
a dry climate
lacking freshness : stale
low in or deprived of natural juices or moisture a dry fruit
dry hay
not being in or under water
dry land
thirsty sense 1
marked by the absence of alcoholic beverages
a dry party
no longer damp or sticky
the paint is dry
containing or using no liquid (as water) dry heat
a dry creek
not giving milk
a dry cow
not producing phlegm
dry cough
not producing or yielding what is expected or wanted
a dry oil well
marked by a matter-of-fact, ironic, or terse manner of expression
dry humor
failing to arouse interest or enthusiasm
a dry lecture
not sweet
dry wines
relating to, favoring, or practicing prohibition of alcoholic beverages
a dry county
dry2 of 3verb
to make or become dry
dry3 of 3noun
prohibitionist
1 His boots and puttees not caked with the drying mud of trenches.
2 Your shirt is drying on the clothesline.
3 The too hasty drying thereof spoils it.
4 The stream is bone dry.
5 He also tried just drying the teeth in the open air.
他还尝试着把牙齿放在空气中风干.
6 a country with a very dry climate
7 QUICK-DRYING OR STANDARD NAIL POLISH?
快干指甲油还是标准指甲油?
8 All drying schedules extending over several hours have one serious drawback.
所有这些持续数小时以上的烘干作业有严重的缺点.
9 Springs are drying up and soil salinity has increased.
泉水渐渐干涸,随之而来的是土壤含盐量越来越高。
10 Meat is basted to keep it from drying out and to improve its flavour.
烤肉时润以脂油使不致烤焦并可增加香味.
11 The crowds had been soaked and were now nicely drying out.
这群人都浑身湿透,现在谢天谢地快晾干了。
12 The air drying property of unsaturated polyester resin prepared from dipropylene glycol monoallyl ether was studied.
研究了由二丙二醇单烯丙基醚制得的不饱和聚酯树脂的风干性能。
13 The absorbent mat’s soft microfiber quickly dries off feet and keeps your bathroom floor dry.
14 a stretch of dry weather
15 They keep your eyes from drying out.
它们可以防止眼睛干燥。
16 The clothes are drying in the sun.
衣服在阳光下晒干.
17 " Yes, yes, yes, " returned Mr. Lorry, drying his eyes, " you are right.
“ 是的, 是的, 是的, ” 罗瑞先生擦着眼泪回答, “ 你说得不错.
18 The hot sun is drying the ground up, and the crops can't grow.
烈日烤焦了大地, 庄稼无法生长.
19 These oil paints are drying naturally.
这些油漆是自然干的。
20 To dry fish, you will need either a drying table or a place to hang them.
弄干鱼需要一个干燥的桌子或者一个可以悬挂他们的地方。
2 干燥的
desiccative exsiccative exsiccant xerantic dry thirsty arid desiccated rainless unwatered adust droughty
3 使干燥的