[Sửa] Khô, cạn, ráo

a spell of dry cold

đợt rét khô

dry eyes

mắt ráo hoảnh

a dry leaf

lá khô

a dry well

giếng cạn

to die a dry death

chết khô ráo (không chết đuối, không đổ máu)

[Sửa] Khô nứt; (thông tục) khô cổ, khát khô cả cổ

to feel dry

khát khô cổ

[Sửa] Cạn sữa, hết sữa (bò cái...)

[Sửa] Khan (ho)

dry cough

ho khan

[Sửa] Nhạt, không bơ

dry bread

bánh nhạt, bánh không bơ

[Sửa] Nguyên chất, không pha, không thêm nước ngọt (rượu)

[Sửa] Khô khan, vô vị, không thú vị

a dry subject

một vấn đề khô khan

[Sửa] Vô tình, lãnh đạm, lạnh nhạt, lạnh lùng; cứng nhắc, cụt lủn, cộc lốc; tỉnh khô, phớt lạnh

a dry reception

cuộc đón tiếp lạnh nhạt

a dry jest

lời nói đùa tỉnh khô

dry thanks

lời cảm ơn cụt lủn

[Sửa] Không thêm bớt; rành rành

dry facts

sự việc không thêm bớt; sự việc rành rành

[Sửa] Khô cứng, sắc cạnh, sắc nét (nét vẽ...)

[Sửa] (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) cấm rượu

a dry country

xứ cấm rượu

to go dry

chấp nhận (tán thành) luật cấm rượu

[Sửa] Khách quan, không thành kiến, vô tư

dry light

quan niệm khách quan

[Sửa] Not dry behind the ears

[Sửa] (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (thông tục) non nớt, chưa ráo máu đầu

to boil dry

sôi đến nỗi cạn luôn

as dry as a bone

khô thật khô, khô như ngói

home and dry

êm xuôi, xuôi chèo mát mái

high and dry

(nói về tàu bè) bị mắc cạn

to keep one's powder dry

sẵn sàng ứng phó

not a dry eye in the house

ai cũng xúc động, không ai bình thản được

to suck sb/sth dry

moi sạch nhẵn, vơ vét

[Sửa] Vật khô; nơi khô

[Sửa] Người tán thành cấm rượu

[Sửa] Làm khô, phơi khô, sấy khô, lau khô; làm cạn, làm khô cạn

to dry one's tears

lau khô nước mắt

[Sửa] Làm cho (bò cái...) hết sữa

[Sửa] Khô đi, cạn đi

to dry up

làm cạn ráo, làm khô cạn; khô cạn đi, cạn ráo (giếng nước...)

dry up!

thôi đi! im đi!

[Sửa] khô cạn

[Sửa] (adj) khô

[Sửa] sấy (khô)

[Sửa] khô hạn

[Sửa] làm khô

[Sửa] lạnh

[Sửa] sấy

[Sửa] sấy bằng lò

[Sửa] sấy khô

[Sửa] Adj.

[Sửa] Dehydrated, desiccated, arid, sear, parched, waterless,moistureless; barren, bare, fruitless: With no rain for amonth, the dry earth yielded no crops.

[Sửa] Dreary, boring,tedious, tiresome, wearisome, wearying, tiring, dull,uninteresting, monotonous, prosaic, commonplace, stale,uninspired; plain, unadorned, unembellished: The minister'sspeech was as dry as could be, a litany of dry statistics. 3witty, droll, wry, cynical, biting, sarcastic, cutting, keen,sly, ironic: Oscar Wilde was known for his dry witticisms.

[Sửa] V.

[Sửa] Dehydrate, desiccate, parch: As the rainfall subsided,the land dried and changed into a desert.

[Sửa] Dry up or out,wither, shrivel, shrink, wilt: The plants dried because theyweren't watered.

[Sửa] Adj., v., & n.

[Sửa] Adj. (drier; driest) 1 free from moisture,not wet, esp.: a with any moisture having evaporated, drained,or been wiped away (the clothes are not dry yet). b (of theeyes) free from tears. c (of a climate etc.) with insufficientrainfall; not rainy (a dry spell). d (of a river, well, etc.)dried up; not yielding water. e (of a liquid) havingdisappeared by evaporation etc. f not connected with or for usewithout moisture (dry shampoo). g (of a shave) with an electricrazor.

[Sửa] (of wine etc.) not sweet (dry sherry).

[Sửa] A meagre,plain, or bare (dry facts). b uninteresting; dull (dry asdust).

[Sửa] (of a sense of humour, a joke, etc.) subtle, ironic,and quietly expressed; not obvious.

[Sửa] (of a country, oflegislation, etc.) prohibiting the sale of alcoholic drink.

[Sửa] (of toast, bread, etc.) without butter, margarine, etc.

[Sửa] (ofprovisions, groceries, etc.) solid, not liquid (dry goods).

[Sửa] Impassive, unsympathetic; hard; cold.

[Sửa] (of a cow etc.) notyielding milk.

[Sửa] Colloq. thirsty or thirst-making (feel dry;this is dry work).

[Sửa] Polit. colloq. of or being a political'dry'.

[Sửa] V. (dries, dried) 1 tr. & intr. make or become dry bywiping, evaporation, draining, etc.

[Sửa] Tr. (usu. as dried adj.)preserve (food etc.) by removing the moisture (dried egg; driedfruit; dried flowers).

[Sửa] Intr. (often foll. by up) Theatr.colloq. forget one's lines.

[Sửa] Tr. & intr. (often foll. by off)cease or cause (a cow etc.) to cease yielding milk.

[Sửa] N. (pl.dries) 1 the process or an instance of drying.

[Sửa] Sl. apolitician, esp. a Conservative, who advocates individualresponsibility, free trade, and economic stringency, and opposeshigh government spending.

[Sửa] A (prec. by the) esp. Austral.colloq. the dry season. b Austral. a desert area, waterlesscountry.

[Sửa] A dry ginger ale. b dry wine, sherry, etc.

[Sửa] V.intr. (-flies, -flied) fish by such a method. dry icesolid carbon dioxide. dry land land as opposed to the sea, ariver, etc. dry measure a measure of capacity for dry goods.dry milk US dried milk. dry-nurse a nurse for young children,not required to breast-feed. dry out 1 become fully dry.

[Sửa] (ofa drug addict, alcoholic, etc.) undergo treatment to cureaddiction. dry-plate Photog. a photographic plate withsensitized film hard and dry for convenience of keeping,developing at leisure, etc. dry-point 1 a needle for engravingon a bare copper plate without acid.

[Sửa] An engraving producedwith this. dry rot 1 a decayed state of wood when notventilated, caused by certain fungi.

[Sửa] These fungi. dry runcolloq. a rehearsal. dry-salt = dry-cure. dry-salter a dealerin dyes, gums, drugs, oils, pickles, tinned meats, etc.dry-shod without wetting the shoes. dry up 1 make utterly dry.2 dry dishes.

[Sửa] (of moisture) disappear utterly.

[Sửa] (of a welletc.) cease to yield water.

[Sửa] Colloq. (esp. in imper.) ceasetalking. go dry enact legislation for the prohibition ofalcohol.

[Sửa] Dryish adj. dryness n. [OE dryge, drygan, rel. toMLG dr”ge, MDu. droghe, f. Gmc]