dry
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The meaning (definition) of the word dry
to wipe water off something
The word dry used in a sentence
“I helped dry the wet dishes after we washed them together.”
Words that mean the same as dry (synonyms)
wipetowel
Words that mean the opposite of dry (antonyms)
wetsoak
How the word dry is said around the world
| French | sec (sek) |
| Spanish | seco (saykoh) |
| Mandarin | 干燥 (gān zào) |
| Hindi | सूखा (sookah) |
| Arabic | جاف (jahff) |
| Russian | сухой (sukhoi) |
| Portuguese (EU) | seco (saykuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | seco (saykuu) |
| Japanese | ドライ (dorai) |
| German | trocken (trawkuhn) |
| Urdu | خشک (khuushk) |
| Punjabi | ਸੁੱਕਾ (suukah) |
| Korean | 마른 (mareun) |
| Hebrew | יָבֵשׁ (yahvaysh) |
| Greek | ξηρός (xeros) |
| Dutch | droog (drohkh) |
| Tagalog | tuyo (tooyoh) |
| Vietnamese | khô (khoh) |
| Turkish | kuru (kooruu) |
| Persian | خشک (khohshk) |
| Polish | suchy (sookhi) |
| Ukrainian | сухий (sukhyy) |
| Bengali | শুষ্ক (shooshkaw) |
| Swedish | torka (tawrkah) |
| Italian | Asciutto (ahshootoh) |
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