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🔑drydry1 /draɪ / adjective (dri·er, dri·est)➤not wet干的- without liquid in it or on it; not wet干的；干燥的◆The laundry isn't dry yet.洗过的衣物还没干。◆The paint is dry now.油漆现在干了。◆Rub your hair dry with a towel.用毛巾把头发擦干。◆In the hot weather the stream ran dry.在炎热的天气下小溪干涸了。 OPP wet
➤little rain少雨- having little or no rain少雨的；干旱的；干燥的◆a hot, dry summer炎热干旱的夏季 OPP wet
➤skin / hair皮肤；头发- (used about hair or skin) not having enough natural oil（头发或皮肤）干性的
➤wine葡萄酒- (used about wine) not sweet（葡萄酒）无甜味的，干的
➤humor幽默- (used of a remark, etc.) amusing, although it sounds serious（言语等）幽默而不形于色的◆a dry sense of humor不露声色的幽默
➤boring乏味- dull or boring干巴巴的；枯燥的；乏味的◆dry legal documents枯燥的法律文件
➤without alcohol无酒- (used about a place) not allowing alcohol to be sold or drunk（地方）禁酒的，戒酒的◆Many towns are dry on Sundays.许多城镇在礼拜日禁酒。
▸ dry·ness noun [uncountable]
🔑drydry2 /draɪ / verb [intransitive, transitive] (present participle dry·ing, third person singular present tense dries, past tense, past participle dried) to become dry; to make something dry（使）变干；把…弄干◆Leave your swimsuit in the sun to dry.把游泳衣放在太阳下晒干。◆to dry your hands on a towel用毛巾擦干手◆to dry yourself off after a bath洗澡后把身体弄干  ●dry (sth) outto become or make something become completely dry（使）干透◆Don't allow the soil to dry out.别让土壤干透了。●dry up- (used about a river, etc.) to have no more water in it（河流等）干涸
- to stop being available枯竭；耗尽◆Because of the recession a lot of construction work has dried up.由于经济萧条，许多建筑工程停摆了。
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