dehydrated in Italian
dehydrated in Italian is disidratato — dehydrated means having had the water removed, especially from food.
dehydrated in Italian
disidratato
From which the water has been removed.
What does "dehydrated" mean?
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adj Having had the water removed, especially from food.
"The hikers packed dehydrated meals for the trip."
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adj Suffering from a lack of water in the body.
"He felt dizzy and dehydrated after the long run."
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dehydrated in a sentence
- The hikers packed dehydrated meals for the trip.
- He felt dizzy and dehydrated after the long run.
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What is "dehydrated" in Italian?
"dehydrated" in Italian is disidratato. dehydrated means: Having had the water removed, especially from food.
How do you use "dehydrated" in a sentence?
Example: "The hikers packed dehydrated meals for the trip." In Italian, "dehydrated" is disidratato.
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