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意思翻译
vi.变干
vt.使干；干贮
相似词语短语
[url=/enword/36197/]desiccated[/url]───adj.干的（等于desiccate）；粉状的；v.使干燥（desiccate的过去式）；变干
[url=/enword/35827/]desiccates[/url]───vi.变干；vt.使干；干贮
[url=/enword/36719/]desiccative[/url]───adj.使干燥的，去湿的；n.[助剂]干燥剂
desiccants───[助剂]干燥剂（desiccant的复数）；干燥粉
[url=/enword/36426/]desiccator[/url]───n.干燥器；干燥剂；干燥工
[url=/enword/5152/]dedicate[/url]───vt.致力；献身；题献
[url=/enword/1249/]delicate[/url]───adj.微妙的；精美的，雅致的；柔和的；易碎的；纤弱的；清淡可口的
[url=/enword/6954/]desecrate[/url]───vt.亵渎；污辱；把（神物）供俗用
[url=/enword/24238/]desiccant[/url]───adj.去湿的，使干燥的；n.[助剂]干燥剂
双语使用场景
Reduce marcel: Clean thick and curly hair to be able to make everyday hair desiccate.───减少烫发：天天清洗厚而卷曲的头发会使头发变干。
Reduce marcel: clean thick and curly hair to be able to make everyday hair desiccate .───方法之一就是鼓励开发未失水泥炭的沼泽地，比如，改种喜温的橡胶树而不种油棕榈树，因为橡胶树需要干土生长。
The device was able to desiccate the salty water and to condense the moisture into drinkable water.───这个装置能先把盐水蒸干，再让水蒸气冷凝成可饮用的水。
Branchlets purple when desiccate, glabrate.───小枝紫色的干燥时，脱毛。
Tympanic center leaves the alveolus of one desiccate.───鼓膜中心则留下一变干的小孔。
But say natively to this university of 22 years old, the gender resembles " see painty desiccate " equally as dry as a chip.───但是对于这位22岁的大学生来说，性就像“看颜料变干”一样枯燥。
In a week your skin will desiccate,───一星期后你的皮肤就会脱水
In a week, your skin will desiccate and you will munmmify,───一周之内你的皮肤会脱水你会变成木乃伊
英语使用场景
Scratched into this desiccated earth is an environmental warning.
We passed the desiccated corpse of a brigand hanging on a gibbet.
Gone are the wild, kaleidoscopic murals, desiccated couches and furry dancing masses that rendered the old space a rhythmic poltergeist.
The ham was desiccated, the scrambled eggs congealed, and the fruit juice fermented.
The bricks were desiccated by the sun.
Desiccated liver is approximately 80% protein and is easily broken down and absorbed by the stomach.
Marriage, that desiccated, pedantic, self-satisfied prude.
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The old sailor's skin has desiccated from years of being out in the sun and the wind.
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