dry up
第三人称
dries up
现在进行时
drying up
过去式
dried up
过去完成时
dried up
1
干涸, 枯竭
to become empty of water or other liquids, often through evaporation
- As the sun beat down, the river began to dry up, revealing more of its rocky bed.
随着太阳的炙烤,河流开始干涸,露出了更多的岩石河床。
- Leaving the wet laundry outside in the sun caused it to dry up quickly.
把湿衣服晾在阳光下让它迅速干透。
- During the drought, many small ponds and lakes in the region started to dry up.
在干旱期间,该地区的许多小池塘和湖泊开始干涸。
- The spilled water on the kitchen floor would eventually dry up if not wiped away.
如果不擦掉,厨房地板上洒出的水最终会干涸。
- The heat caused the soil in the garden to dry up, making it necessary to water the plants more frequently.
炎热导致花园里的土壤干涸,因此需要更频繁地给植物浇水。
反义词:
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干涸, 皱缩
to get smaller and wrinkled due to loss of all one's moisture
- If you leave fruit exposed to the sun for too long, it may dry up and shrivel.
如果你把水果暴露在阳光下太久,它可能会干枯并萎缩。
- The old leather wallet was left in the sun for too long, causing it to dry up.
旧皮夹在阳光下放了太久,导致它干瘪了。
- Without proper care, the once-lush grapes on the vine will eventually dry up and wither.
如果没有适当的照顾,藤蔓上曾经茂盛的葡萄最终会干枯并枯萎。
同义词:
3
干涸, 突然说不出话来
to suddenly stop speaking, often due to forgetting or not knowing what to say next
- During the presentation, the speaker suddenly dried up and struggled to recall the key points.
在演讲过程中,演讲者突然卡壳了,努力回忆关键点。
- The actor on stage had a moment where he completely dried up, leaving an awkward silence in the theater.
舞台上的演员有一个完全忘词的时刻,在剧院里留下了尴尬的沉默。
- In the middle of her speech, she dried up and had to pause to collect her thoughts.
在演讲的中间,她干涸了,不得不停下来整理思绪。
- The comedian often jokes about the fear of drying up on stage and blanking out during a performance.
这位喜剧演员经常开玩笑说害怕在舞台上突然语塞,在表演中脑子一片空白。
- As the interviewee faced tough questions, he dried up and found it challenging to articulate his responses.
当受访者面对棘手的问题时,他语塞了,发现很难表达自己的回答。
4
枯竭, 干涸
to not exist anymore, such as resources, opportunities, etc.
- During the economic downturn, job opportunities started to dry up, leaving many unemployed.
在经济低迷期间,工作机会开始枯竭,导致许多人失业。
- With the increased demand, the store's inventory of popular products quickly began to dry up.
随着需求的增加,商店热门产品的库存很快就开始枯竭。
- As the project neared completion, funding started to dry up, causing delays in the final stages.
随着项目接近完成,资金开始枯竭,导致最后阶段出现延误。
- The company faced financial difficulties when investor interest began to dry up, impacting its growth plans.
当投资者的兴趣开始枯竭时,公司面临财务困难,影响了其增长计划。
5
弄干, 使失去水分
to make something lose its moisture
及物动词
- The heat from the sun can quickly dry up wet clothes hung outside.
太阳的热量可以迅速晒干挂在户外的湿衣服。
- Using a hairdryer, she was able to dry up the spilled water on the bathroom floor.
使用吹风机,她能够弄干浴室地板上洒出的水。
- The kitchen towels were used to dry up the dishes after they were washed.
厨房毛巾被用来在洗碗后擦干餐具。
- The gardener used a rake to dry up the muddy soil in the flowerbeds.
园丁用耙子弄干花坛中泥泞的土壤。
6
擦干, 弄干
to use a towel to dry dishes after one is done washing them
及物动词
- After washing the dinner plates, she would dry up each one with a clean kitchen towel.
洗完晚餐的盘子后,她会用干净的厨房毛巾擦干每一个。
- In the restaurant kitchen, the staff members take turns washing and drying up the dishes.
在餐厅的厨房里,工作人员轮流洗碗和擦干餐具。
- It's a good practice to let dishes air dry, but if you're in a hurry, you can always dry them up with a cloth.
让餐具风干是一个好习惯,但如果你赶时间,你总是可以用布把它们擦干。
- The children were assigned the task of washing and drying up the dishes after family dinners.
孩子们被分配了在家庭晚餐后洗碗和擦干的任务。
- He preferred to dry up the glasses and cutlery immediately after washing to avoid water spots.
他喜欢在洗完餐具后立即擦干杯子和餐具,以避免水渍。