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Meanings of dehydrate in English
Portuguese
desidratar Catalan
dessecar-se Usage of dehydrate in English
1
It's very easy to dehydrate on a long and lonely training run.
2
I wanted to dehydrate myself to minimize bladder discomfort in tomorrow's countdown.
3
The crowd are drinking more water than alcohol, to ensure they don't dehydrate.
4
The dry blowing air will dehydrate you faster, endangering your health.
5
It would just give him the runs and dehydrate him more.
6
Snowdrifts can freeze you, deserts dehydrate you, earthquakes bury you, volcanoes incinerate you.
7
I wanted to dehydrate in a rust-weeping steam bath that had seen better days.
8
You can also dehydrate Nixes by separating them from water.
9
I'd heard it took something like three days to dehydrate.
10
Avoid drinks that will dehydrate you such coffee and alcohol.
11
Additionally, alcohol has a diuretic effect, so in excess it can dehydrate your skin.
12
Smoke makes foods taste great but causes them to dehydrate.
13
The upwelling of heated air exiting the pile tends to rapidly dehydrate the compost heap.
14
It also has a dehydrate function, a feature that has proved popular on previous models.
15
We dehydrate ourselves and we don't even know it.
16
Evaporate the original filtrate to dryness, dehydrate at 110°C.
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