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dry /draɪ/
(dries, drying, dried)
► SEE ALLdry offdry sb/sth offdry yourself offdry outdry sb out dry outdry sth outdry updry updry sth up●ˌdry ˈoff●ˌdry sb/sth ˈoff●ˌdry yourself ˈoffto become dry; to make sb/sth/yourself dry （使）变干；弄干◆We lay beside the pool to dry off in the sun.
我们躺在游泳池边晒干身上的水。◆You can use this towel to dry yourself off.
你可以用这条毛巾擦干身体。◆I dried the car off with a soft cloth.
我用软布把车擦干。[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]●ˌdry ˈout●ˌdry sb ˈout (informal) to receive treatment to help you stop drinking alcohol or taking drugs; to cure sb of drinking too much alcohol or of taking drugs （使）戒酒，戒毒◆She went into a clinic to dry out.
她到一家诊所戒毒。[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv]●ˌdry ˈout●ˌdry sth ˈoutto become very or too dry; to make sth become very or too dry （使）变干，干透◆Water the plant regularly and don’t let the soil dry out.
经常给植物浇水，别让土壤干掉了。◆The wind and the sun had dried out my skin.
风吹日晒使我的皮肤变得干燥。[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]●ˌdry ˈup1. if a supply of sth dries up, it is no longer available 枯竭；耗尽◆The plan was abandoned when the money dried up.
资金耗尽之后，计划就被放弃了。SUBJ investment, supply, funds
SYN run out2. (informal) to stop talking suddenly because you cannot remember what to say next or are very nervous 突然说不出话来；张口结舌◆She dried up during the second act.
在第二幕她突然忘了台词。◆I just dried up halfway through the interview.
面试进行到一半，我言语枯竭想不出词儿了。3. (informal) used to tell sb rudely to be quiet or stop talking 闭嘴；住口[v + adv]●ˌdry ˈup 🔑●ˌdry sth ˈup 🔑1. if a river or a lake, etc. dries up, or sth dries it up, it becomes completely dry （使河流、湖泊等）干涸，枯竭◆The well dried up for the first time in a century.
这是一个世纪以来这眼井第一次干涸。◆The sun dried up all the puddles.
太阳把所有的水坑烤干了。2. (BrE, informal) to dry dishes after they have been washed 擦干，拭干（盘、碟）◆I’ll dry up if you wash the dishes.
你洗盘子，我来揩干。◆He dried all the dishes up and put them away.
他把所有的盘碟抹干并收起。 NOTE Dry and dry sth are also used on their own. * dry 和 dry sth 也单独使用。[v + adv] [v + adv + n] [v + pron + adv] [v + n + adv] (rare) ▸ ˌdried ˈup adjective 1. completely dry 干涸的；干透的◆They camped in a dried-up river bed.
他们在一处干涸的河床上扎营。2. [only before noun] (disapproving) (of a person 人) old, with many folds and lines on the skin, small and usually bitter or bad-tempered 年老干瘪的（通常尖刻暴躁）◆The librarian was a dried-up, bitter old man.
图书馆管理员是个干瘪尖刻的老头儿。▸ ˌdrying-ˈup noun [uncountable] (BrE, informal)
the act of drying dishes after they have been washed 擦干碟子◆to do the drying-up
把碟子抹干 |