Significados de more arid en inglés

The country looked even more arid than before; the vegetation more dried up.

The river will become smaller and its basin more arid.

These sources are variable but could increase if some countries, such as Australia, become more arid.

The ground was poorer and more arid, and clumps of low brush grew here and there.

This, although somewhat more arid, is precisely La Fontaine's story, and is contrary to the facts.

As the party approached the eastern boundary of California the mountains grew higher and the deserts more arid.

As they neared the higher reaches of the Gregory, they found the country of a more arid nature.

Some people think that the climate is growing still more arid, and that the lake will eventually disappear.

His very science had become more formal, his types more arid and schematic, than they used to be.

In more arid regions, drought could not only set off more wildfires but harm water resources and undermine agriculture.

For the antelope has been found to be particularly adapted to the more arid western sections of the country.

This region is most productive towards the north, barer and more arid as we proceed southwards towards the desert.

The vegetation being more sparse in the more arid south, naturally induces the different herds to turn in that direction.

It was a little hotter, because lower than yesterday; and the country is more parched, more arid, more desolate, than ever.

Turpin's previous records displayed more arid intellect than instinct, but on We Belong Dead he allows real feeling to filter through.

Think of the days of arid administrative plodding and of contention still more arid and unrewarded, that he must have spent!