Definition of dehydrate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
medicalintr. lose water from the body and feel weakintr.
- After the hike, he began to dehydrate quickly.
2.
dryingtr. remove water from something to dry ittr.
- The machine can dehydrate fruits for snacks.
3.
preservationtr. Rare preserve food by removing all watertr. Rare
- They dehydrate vegetables for long-term storage.
4.
chemistrytr. TECH. cause a chemical to lose water moleculestr. TECH.
- The reaction will dehydrate the compound.
Origin of dehydrate
Greek, de- (remove) + hydor (water)
Examples of dehydrate in a sentence
Without water, you may dehydrate in the sun. You can dehydrate herbs for long-term storage. The sun can dehydrate the soil quickly. They dehydrate fruits to make snacks. To preserve the herbs, they dehydrate them. The process will dehydrate the solution completely.
Heat is used to dehydrate the crystals.
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- French:se déshydrater, déshydrater, ...
- German:dehydrieren, trocknen, ...
- Italian:disidratarsi, disidratare, ...
- Spanish:deshidratarse, deshidratar, ...
- Portuguese:desidratar-se, desidratar, ...
- Chinese:脱水, 干燥, ...
- Japanese:脱水症状になる, 乾燥させる, ...
- Arabic:تَجَفَّفَ, جَفَّفَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְיַבֵּשׁ, לְיַבֵּשׁ, ...
- Russian:обезвоживаться, обезвоживать, ...
- Ukrainian:зневоднюватися, зневоднювати, ...
- Hindi:निर्जलित होना, निर्जलित करना, ...
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