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dry2 English-Spanish

secar*

dry rot English-Spanish

putrefacción de la madera producida por un hongo

blow-dry English-Spanish

to blow-dry one's hair

bone-dry English-Spanish

completamente seco

drip-dry English-Spanish

de lava y pon, de lavar y poner

dry clean English-Spanish

limpiar en seco

dry goods English-Spanish

artículos

spin-dry English-Spanish

centrifugar*

dry up English-Spanish

secarse*completamente

to bleed sb dry in bleed English-Spanish

chuparle la sangre a algn

to blow-dry one's hair in blow-dry English-Spanish

hacerse* un brushingsecarse el pelo con secador de mano y cepillo

the rice has boiled dry in boil2 English-Spanish

el arroz se ha quedado sin agua

dry British & World English

free from moisture or liquid; not wet or moist

dry English-French

sec/sèche

dry English-German

trocken

dry English-Italian

asciutto

air-dry British & World English

make or become dry through contact with unheated air

dry out in dry British & World English

overcome alcoholism

dry eye British & World English

inflammation of the conjunctiva and cornea of the eye, due to inadequate tear secretion

dry fly British & World English

an artificial fishing fly which is made to float lightly on the water

dry-fry British & World English

fry (food) in a pan without fat or oil

dry ice British & World English

solid carbon dioxide

dry rot British & World English

fungal timber decay occurring in poorly ventilated conditions in buildings, resulting in cracking and powdering of the wood

dry run British & World English

a rehearsal of a performance or procedure before the real one

dry-ski British & World English

denoting or relating to skiing on an artificial surface

off-dry British & World English

(of wine) having an almost dry flavour, with just a trace of sweetness

run dry in run British & World English

(of a well or river) cease to flow or have any water

sun-dry British & World English

dry (something, especially food) in the sun, as opposed to using artificial heat

dry ice English-German

Trockeneis

dry rot English-German

Trockenfäule

dry ice English-Italian

ghiaccio m secco

blow-dry British & World English

dry and style (hair) with a handheld dryer

bone dry British & World English

completely or extremely dry

damp-dry British & World English

dry (something wet) until it is only damp

drip-dry British & World English

(of a fabric or garment) capable of drying without creasing when hung up after washing

dry bulb British & World English

an ordinary exposed thermometer bulb, especially as used in conjunction with a wet bulb

dry cell British & World English

an electric cell in which the electrolyte is absorbed in a solid to form a paste, preventing spillage