hydrate in Greek
hydrate in Greek is ένυδρο άλας, υδρίτης, ενυδατώνω — hydrate means a chemical compound that has water molecules bound into its structure.
hydrate in Greek
ένυδρο άλας
Pronounced: enydro alas
(chemistry) A solid compound containing or linked to water molecules.
υδρίτης
Pronounced: ydritis
(chemistry) A solid compound containing or linked to water molecules.
ενυδατώνω
Pronounced: enydatono
(transitive) To take up, consume or become linked to water.
What does "hydrate" mean?
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noun A chemical compound that has water molecules bound into its structure.
"Copper sulfate hydrate turns blue when it absorbs water."
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verb To supply the body (or a substance) with water.
"Athletes are told to hydrate well before a race."
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hydrate in a sentence
- Copper sulfate hydrate turns blue when it absorbs water.
- Athletes are told to hydrate well before a race.
- The moisturiser is designed to hydrate dry skin.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "hydrate" in Greek?
"hydrate" in Greek is ένυδρο άλας, υδρίτης, ενυδατώνω. hydrate means: A chemical compound that has water molecules bound into its structure.
How do you pronounce ένυδρο άλας?
"hydrate" in Greek is ένυδρο άλας, pronounced "enydro alas".
How do you use "hydrate" in a sentence?
Example: "Copper sulfate hydrate turns blue when it absorbs water." In Greek, "hydrate" is ένυδρο άλας, υδρίτης, ενυδατώνω.
Are there other ways to say "hydrate" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "hydrate": ένυδρο άλας, υδρίτης, ενυδατώνω.
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