dehydration in Greek
dehydration in Greek is αφυδάτωση — dehydration means the process of removing water from something, such as food.
dehydration in Greek
αφυδάτωση
Pronounced: afydatosi
The act or process of removing water from something.
What does "dehydration" mean?
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noun The process of removing water from something, such as food.
"Dehydration is a common way to preserve fruit."
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noun A harmful drop in the body's water levels, often from illness, heat, or not drinking enough.
"The doctor treated him for dehydration after the marathon."
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dehydration in a sentence
- Dehydration is a common way to preserve fruit.
- The doctor treated him for dehydration after the marathon.
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What is "dehydration" in Greek?
"dehydration" in Greek is αφυδάτωση. dehydration means: The process of removing water from something, such as food.
How do you pronounce αφυδάτωση?
"dehydration" in Greek is αφυδάτωση, pronounced "afydatosi".
How do you use "dehydration" in a sentence?
Example: "Dehydration is a common way to preserve fruit." In Greek, "dehydration" is αφυδάτωση.
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