dehydrate in Italian
dehydrate in Italian is disidratare — dehydrate means to remove water from something, especially to dry it out for preservation.
dehydrate in Italian
disidratare
What does "dehydrate" mean?
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verb To remove water from something, especially to dry it out for preservation.
"The recipe tells you to dehydrate the apple slices in a low oven overnight."
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verb To lose so much water from the body that normal function is affected.
"Runners can dehydrate quickly in hot weather if they do not drink enough."
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dehydrate in a sentence
- The recipe tells you to dehydrate the apple slices in a low oven overnight.
- Manufacturers dehydrate the fruit before packing it as a snack.
- Runners can dehydrate quickly in hot weather if they do not drink enough.
- She began to dehydrate after being ill for several days.
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What is "dehydrate" in Italian?
"dehydrate" in Italian is disidratare. dehydrate means: To remove water from something, especially to dry it out for preservation.
How do you use "dehydrate" in a sentence?
Example: "The recipe tells you to dehydrate the apple slices in a low oven overnight." In Italian, "dehydrate" is disidratare.
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