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Meanings of dry out in anglès
Usage of dry out in anglès
1
Experts have said it is on course to dry out by 2050.
2
Or perhaps you'll simply dry out unnoticed as I've done on occasion.
3
In hot, dry weather, shade the beds; never let them dry out.
4
When heated, such products don't melt; they soften and then dry out.
5
If it's a long paddle, they have a chance to dry out.
6
Farmers are running low on feed as hot temperatures dry out pastures.
7
We must dry out our clothing; no use dying like drowned rats.
8
They dry out just enough while developing a nice hint of caramel.
9
Sometime you will dry out, and the light will come back in.
10
It got hotter, but at least I was beginning to dry out.
11
These chops won't dry out as long as you don't overcook them.
12
We believe in harvesting chestnuts promptly, storing them before they dry out.
13
Gigantic tree trunks collapsed as sand castles do when they dry out.
14
The tents are all wet, and we want them to dry out.
15
Allow biscuits to remain ten minutes in cooling oven to dry out.
16
At the same time, they should not be permitted to dry out.
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Translations for dry out
espanyol
Dry out through the time
Dry out across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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