dry out

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dry out
verbo intransitivo
1dejar el alcohol (alcoholic)
2secarse (moisture, wet thing)

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dry out [drai-ais]
Secarse, secar (soil, clothes).(Coloq.) Curarse de alcoholismo, hacerse una cura de desintoxicación (alcoholic).

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dry out
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
1 (dry) secarse
clothes, ground, skin
I put his jeans on the boiler to dry out this soap prevents your skin from drying out there has been no rain for weeks and the ground has completely dried out
2 (informal) [+alcoholic] seguir una cura de desintoxicación de alcohol
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
1 (dry) [+clothes, ground, food, skin] secar
a dried out piece of bread/meat this type of oven tends to dry cakes out sit by the fire and dry yourself out
2 (informal) [+alcoholic] curar del alcoholismo

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