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Detailed Translations for driest from English to Spanish

driest form of dry:

dry adj

  1. dry (barren; scorched; withered; parced)
    seco; árido
  2. dry
    seco

to dry verb (dries, dried, drying)

  1. to dry (dehydrate; desiccate)
    secar
  2. to dry (dry off)
    secar; enjugar
  3. to dry (centrifuge)
    centrifugar
  4. to dry (dry up; dehydrate; dry out; become dehydrated; run dry)
    secarse; deshidratarse
  5. to dry (dehydrate; dry out; run dry)
    deshidratarse; desecar

Conjugations for dry:

present
  1. dry
  2. dry
  3. dries
  4. dry
  5. dry
  6. dry
simple past
  1. dried
  2. dried
  3. dried
  4. dried
  5. dried
  6. dried
present perfect
  1. have dried
  2. have dried
  3. has dried
  4. have dried
  5. have dried
  6. have dried
past continuous
  1. was drying
  2. were drying
  3. was drying
  4. were drying
  5. were drying
  6. were drying
future
  1. shall dry
  2. will dry
  3. will dry
  4. shall dry
  5. will dry
  6. will dry
continuous present
  1. am drying
  2. are drying
  3. is drying
  4. are drying
  5. are drying
  6. are drying
subjunctive
  1. be dried
  2. be dried
  3. be dried
  4. be dried
  5. be dried
  6. be dried
diverse
  1. dry!
  2. let's dry!
  5. dried
  6. drying
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for dry:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
enjugar paying off; payment; settlement
secar drying
- prohibitionist
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
centrifugar centrifuge; dry
desecar dehydrate; dry; dry out; run dry drain; impolder
deshidratarse become dehydrated; dehydrate; dry; dry out; dry up; run dry
enjugar dry; dry off accuse; blame; discredit; hold against; rebuke; reprimand; reproach; rinse; wash
secar dehydrate; desiccate; dry; dry off
secarse become dehydrated; dehydrate; dry; dry out; dry up; run dry become hard; harden; iron; shrivel up; steel; toughen; wither
- dry out
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- ironic; ironical; juiceless; teetotal; wry
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- dry up; parch
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
seco barren; dry; parced; scorched; withered abrupt; acrid; blunt; brusque; curt; dried up; ran dry; short; snappish; snappy; steep
árido barren; dry; parced; scorched; withered barren; embittered; exasperated; fierce; parched; poor; suppressed; unfruitful

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Synonyms for "dry":


Antonyms for "dry":


Related Definitions for "dry":

  1. practicing complete abstinence from alcoholic beverages1
    • he's been dry for ten years1
  2. lacking warmth or emotional involvement1
    • a dry greeting1
    • a dry reading of the lines1
    • a dry critique1
  3. having a large proportion of strong liquor1
    • a very dry martini is almost straight gin1
  4. without a mucous or watery discharge1
    • a dry cough1
    • that rare thing in the wintertime; a small child with a dry nose1
  5. humorously sarcastic or mocking1
    • dry humor1
  6. (of food) eaten without a spread or sauce or other garnish1
    • dry toast1
    • dry meat1
  7. having no adornment or coloration1
    • dry facts1
    • rattled off the facts in a dry mechanical manner1
  8. unproductive especially of the expected results1
    • a dry run1
    • a mind dry of new ideas1
  9. used of solid substances in contrast with liquid ones1
    • dry weight1
  10. lacking interest or stimulation; dull and lifeless1
    • a dry book1
    • a dry lecture filled with trivial details1
  11. (of liquor) having a low residual sugar content because of decomposition of sugar during fermentation1
    • a dry white burgundy1
    • a dry Bordeaux1
  12. not shedding tears1
    • dry sobs1
    • with dry eyes1
  13. free from liquid or moisture; lacking natural or normal moisture or depleted of water; or no longer wet1
    • dry land1
    • dry clothes1
    • a dry climate1
    • dry splintery boards1
    • a dry river bed1
    • the paint is dry1
  14. not producing milk1
    • a dry cow1
  15. opposed to or prohibiting the production and sale of alcoholic beverages1
    • the dry vote led by preachers and bootleggers1
    • a dry state1
  16. lacking moisture or volatile components1
    • dry paint1
  17. a reformer who opposes the use of intoxicating beverages1
  18. remove the moisture from and make dry1
    • dry clothes1
    • dry hair1
  19. become dry or drier1
    • The laundry dries in the sun1

Wiktionary Translations for dry:

dry
verb
  1. to make dry
  2. to become dry
adjective
  1. free from liquid or moisture
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• dry → seco ↔ droog — geen of zeer weinig vocht bevattend.
• dry → secar ↔ drogen — vocht laten of doen verdampen
• dry → adusto ↔ barsch — rau, grob, herb
• dry → secar ↔ dörren — jemanden oder etwas trocken machen (besonders Obst, Pilze, Fleisch)
• dry → seco ↔ trocken — frei von Feuchtigkeit oder Nässe
• dry → mustiarse; marchitarse ↔ welken — Pflanzen betreffend: nicht mehr blühen, vertrocknen, welk werden
• dry → árido ↔ aride — Dépourvu d’humidité ; stérile.
• dry → seco ↔ sec — Qui a peu ou pas d’humidité.







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