hydrated
ˈhaɪdreɪtɪd
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Definition of hydrated - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
medicalhaving consumed enough water to maintain health
  • She felt energized and hydrated after drinking water.
moisturized quenched
2.
chemistryTECH.chemically combined with waterTECH.
  • Hydrated lime is used in mortar and plaster..
dampened moisturized
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white powder used to make building materials
The workers mixed hydrated lime with sand for the mortar.

Origin of hydrated

Greek, hydor (water)

Terms with hydrated included in their meaning

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skincare
apply a substance to keep skin hydrated
hydrated
having moisture added to it
medical
hydrated magnesium sulfate used in baths and as a laxative
geology
mineral made of hydrated potassium magnesium chloride
geology
hydrated copper sulfate mineral, blue and water soluble
freshness
appearance of being fresh and hydrated
geology
natural mineral consisting of hydrated aluminum oxide
gemstones
gemstone made of hydrated aluminium in crystal form

Examples of hydrated in a sentence

  • Staying hydrated is crucial during long flights.
  • The hydrated compound reacted vigorously.
  • Hydrated salts are common in many chemical processes.

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  1. French:hydraté, ...
  2. German:gut hydriert, wasserhaltig, ...
  3. Italian:idratato, ...
  4. Spanish:hidratado, ...
  5. Portuguese:hidratado, ...
  6. Chinese:水分充足的, 水合的, ...
  7. Japanese:水分補給された, 水和した, ...
  8. Arabic:مَرْوِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:רָווּי, הִידְרָטִי, ...
  10. Russian:гидратированный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:зволожений, ...
  12. Hindi:हाइड्रेटेड, जलयोजित, ...
hydrate
ˈhaɪdreɪt

Definition of hydrate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
medicaltr./intr.drink water to maintain healthtr./intr.
  • It's important to hydrate during exercise.
drink
2.
skincaretr./intr.moisturize skin to make it softertr./intr.
  • Use this lotion to hydrate your skin.
moisturize nourish soften

Noun

chemistryTECH.compound containing water chemically combined in a definite ratioTECH.
  • Calcium sulfate hydrate is used in various industrial applications..
compound mixture solution
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consume fluids to avoid dehydration
Athletes need to hydrate or diedrate during intense training.
solid compound where gas molecules are trapped in water ice
Gas hydrate formations are common in permafrost regions..
sedative and hypnotic drug used in medicine
The doctor prescribed chloral hydrate to help with her insomnia..

Origin of hydrate

Greek, hydor (water)

Examples of hydrate in a sentence

  • Athletes need to hydrate after training.
  • It's important to hydrate your skin daily.
  • She uses a serum to hydrate her face.
  • To hydrate the solution, add distilled water.
  • The process to hydrate the mixture took several hours.
  • Developers need to hydrate objects during the setup process.

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  1. French:s'hydrater, hydrate, ...
  2. German:hydratisieren, Hydrat, ...
  3. Italian:idratare, idrato, ...
  4. Spanish:hidratarse, hidrato, ...
  5. Portuguese:hidratar-se, hidrato, ...
  6. Chinese:补水, 水合物, ...
  7. Japanese:水分を補給する, 水和物, ...
  8. Arabic:رَطَّب, مُرَكَّب مُتَرَطِّب, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִשְׁתּוֹת מַיִם, הַיְדְרָאַט, ...
  10. Russian:пить воду, гидрат, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пити воду, гідрат, ...
  12. Hindi:पानी पीना, हाइड्रेट, ...

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