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dehydrated in Finnish

dehydrated in Finnish is kuivattu, vedetön, nestehukasta kärsivä — dehydrated means having had the water removed, especially from food.

dehydrated in Finnish

kuivattu
adj
From which the water has been removed.
vedetön
adj
From which the water has been removed.
nestehukasta kärsivä
adj
Suffering from dehydration.
nestehukkainen
adj
Suffering from dehydration.

What does "dehydrated" mean?

  1. adj Having had the water removed, especially from food.
    "Dehydrated fruit lasts for months and makes a light snack for camping."
  2. adj Suffering from a lack of water in the body.
    "The nurse said the child was dehydrated and needed to drink water slowly."
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dehydrated in a sentence

  • Dehydrated fruit lasts for months and makes a light snack for camping.
  • Just add hot water to the dehydrated soup mix and wait five minutes.
  • The nurse said the child was dehydrated and needed to drink water slowly.
  • If you feel dizzy and thirsty in the heat, you may be dehydrated.

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What is "dehydrated" in Finnish?
"dehydrated" in Finnish is kuivattu, vedetön, nestehukasta kärsivä. dehydrated means: Having had the water removed, especially from food.
How do you use "dehydrated" in a sentence?
Example: "Dehydrated fruit lasts for months and makes a light snack for camping." In Finnish, "dehydrated" is kuivattu, vedetön, nestehukasta kärsivä.
Are there other ways to say "dehydrated" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "dehydrated": kuivattu, vedetön, nestehukasta kärsivä, nestehukkainen.
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