Dry
volume
British pronunciation/dɹˈa‌ɪ/
American pronunciation/ˈdɹaɪ/

Definição e Significado de "dry"

01

seco, seca

lacking moisture or liquid
dry definition and meaning
02

sóbrio, não bebedor

(of a person) choosing not to consume alcohol
dry definition and meaning
03

seco, sem manteiga

(of toast or bread) eaten without any jam, butter, etc. spread on it
dry definition and meaning
04

seco, sério

(of humor) characterized by a subtle, understated, or serious delivery
05

seco, não lactante

(of an animal) not currently producing milk
06

seco, seca

(of alcohol, especially wine) having little to no sweetness

What is "dry"?

Dry is a term used to describe a type of drink that has little to no residual sugar content. The term is most commonly used to describe wines, particularly white wines, that have been fermented until most of the sugar has been converted into alcohol. Dry wines are known for their crisp, refreshing taste and are often enjoyed as an aperitif or paired with seafood, poultry, or vegetable dishes. In addition to wine, the term dry can also be used to describe other alcoholic beverages, such as gin or vermouth, that have a low sugar content and a clean, sharp taste. Non-alcoholic drinks, such as sodas or juices, can also be described as dry if they have been made with little or no added sugar.

07

seco, sem álcool

(of a region or establishment) not selling or producing alcohol
08

seco, secar

(of paint or ink) having lost moisture
09

seco, frio

lacking emotion or enthusiasm
10

entediante, seco

lacking excitement or stimulation
11

seco, monótono

lacking decoration or ornamental features
12

seco, desidratado

(of a person) feeling thirsty or in need of hydration
13

seco, desidratado

(of sources or bodies of water) empty of water due to insufficient rainfall or other causes
14

seco, árido

(of weather) characterized by a lack of precipitation
to dry
01

secar, enxugar

to take out the liquid from something in a way that it is not wet anymore
Transitive: to dry sth
to dry definition and meaning
02

secar, desidratar

to lose wetness, by being exposed to heat or air
Intransitive
to dry definition and meaning
03

secar, desidratar

to remove moisture from something, such as food or flowers, to preserve it, typically by exposing them to air, heat, or both
Transitive: to dry natural materials
04

secar, desidratar

(of fruits, flowers, etc.) to lose moisture and become dry through preservation methods
Intransitive
05

esquecer as falas, perder a linha

to forget one's lines or actions during a performance
Intransitive
01

a secura, a aridez

the condition of lacking moisture
02

a seca, o período seco

a period characterized by little or no rainfall
03

o abstêmio, o prohibitionista

an individual who supports the ban on the sale and consumption of alcohol

dry

adj

drily

adv

drily

adv

dryly

adv

dryly

adv

dryness

n

dryness

n
example
Exemplo
She watered the dry plants in the garden.
The towel felt dry to the touch after being hung out in the sun.
After the rain stopped, the pavement quickly became dry under the heat.
The desert sand was dry and coarse beneath their feet.
Her lips were dry and cracked from exposure to the wind.
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