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Meanings of "dry" in Spanish English Dictionary : 131 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
dry seco [adj]
dry árido [adj]
dry enjugar [v]
General
dry enjuto [adj]
dry fino [adj]
dry secar [v]
dry secarse [v]
dry desecar [v]
dry reseco [adj]
dry seco [adj]
dry sequeroso [adj]
dry abrasar [v]
dry acecinar [v]
dry curtir [v]
dry desecar [v]
dry desencharcar [v]
dry deshidratar [v]
dry deshumedecer [v]
dry disecar [v]
dry enjugar [v]
dry enjutar [v]
dry ensugar [v]
dry mustiar [v]
dry pasar [v]
dry secar [v]
dry reseco [adj]
dry sin lluvia [adj]
dry enjutar [v]
dry disecar [v]
dry secarse (manos/el cabello) [v]
dry ventearse [v]
dry enjugar [v]
dry mazacote [m]
dry exprimido [adj]
dry pobre [adj]
dry sediento [adj]
dry sequeroso [adj]
dry conciso [adj]
dry desértico [adj]
dry lacónico [adj]
dry sobrio [adj]
dry deshumedecerse [v]
dry orear [v]
dry estéril [adj]
dry sin jugo [adj]
dry insulso [adj]
dry mordaz [adj]
dry adusto [adj]
dry áspero [adj]
dry satírico [adj]
dry seco (vinos) [adj]
dry pasar (fruta/ropa blanca) [v]
dry dar sed [v]
dry desecarse [v]
dry llamativo [m] rare
dry veranoso [adj] VE
dry desequido [adj] rare
dry estil [adj] disused
dry arecer [v] disused
dry ensecar [v] disused
dry seca [adj/f]
dry enjuta [adj/f]
dry árida [adj/f]
dry fina [adj/f]
dry veranosa [adj/f] VE
dry sedienta [adj/f]
dry exprimida [adj/f]
dry sequerosa [adj/f]
dry concisa [adj/f]
dry desértica [adj/f]
dry lacónica [adj/f]
dry sobria [adj/f]
dry fría [adj/f] fig.
dry insulsa [adj/f]
dry adusta [adj/f]
dry áspera [adj/f]
dry satírica [adj/f]
Colloquial
dry guasón [adj]
dry seco [adj] VE
dry guasona [adj/f]
Business
dry infructífero [adj]
dry nominal [adj]
dry seco [adj]
Law
dry nominal [adj]
dry infructífero [adj]
dry formal [adj]
Engineering
dry enjuto [adj]
dry enjutar [v]
dry desecar [v]
dry por vía seca
dry quebradizo
dry sin agua
dry en seco
Physics
dry seco [adj]
dry secar [v]
Chemistry
dry agotarse [v]
dry secar [v]
dry secarse [v]
Geology
dry descebado [m]
dry crudo [adj]
dry árido [adj]
dry desecar [v]
dry secar [v]
Construction
dry en seco [adv]
Technical
dry desaguar [v]
dry acecinar [v]
dry enjuagarse [v]
dry resecar [v]
Aeronautics
dry enjugarse [v]
dry en seco
dry gradiente adiabático seco
dry falto de lubricación
dry quebradizo
Gastronomy
dry charquear [v] PE BO PY AR UY
dry seco (vino)
Mining
dry estéril [m]
dry agotar [v]
dry agotarse [v]
Petrol
dry estéril [adj]
dry secar [v]
Metallurgy
dry agrio [adj]
dry impuro [adj]
Mineralogy
dry impuro [adj]
dry escamoso [adj]
dry desecado [adj]
dry duro [adj]
dry pastoso [adj]
Energy
dry descebado (bombas) [m]
dry secar [v]
dry desecar [v]
dry falto de lubricación

Meanings of "dry" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
dry cleaner's tinte [m]
dry cleaner tintorero [m]
dry up resecarse [v]
dry up requemarse [v]
dry out resecar [v]
dry oneself secarse [v]
air dry secar al aire
General
medium-dry semi-seco [m]
dry sherry fino [m]
dry season estación seca [f]
dry season seca [f]
dry season sequía [f]
dry cleaner's shop tintorería [f]
dry cleaner tintorera [f]
very dry reseco [adj]
too dry reseco [adj]
dry out revenirse [v]
dry out secar [v]
dry up secar los platos [v]
dry the plates secar los platos [v]
dry up secar [v]
get dry secarse [v]
dry off secarse [v]
go dry secarse [v]
dry up secarse [v]
run dry secarse [v]
dry up anublarse [v]
dry-clean limpiar en seco [v]
freeze-dry liofilizar [v]
squeeze dry exprimir [v]
suck dry mamar [v]
dry up marchitar [v]
dry off resecar [v]
dry dock varadero [m]
dry cleaner tintorería [f]
dry up desecarse [v]
dry white land albar [m]
dry capacity equivalent to 1,751 in navarra and 5,681 in the canary islands almud (árabe) [m]
dry measure equivalent to 2 minims apatán [m]
frame to dry clothes azufrador [m]
dry tree trunk cachopo [m]
dry branch cándalo [m]
dry trunk cándalo [m]
dry stick cándano [m]
unit of dry measure equivalent to 4.625 l celemín [m]
celemin unit of dry measure equivalent to 537 m2 celemín [m]
dry shampoo champú seco [m]
dry clove clavillo [m]
dry clove clavo [m]
bleeding dry desangramiento [m]
floating dry dock dique flotante [m]
dry dock dique seco [m]
dry measure equivalent to 13-16 liters ferrado [m]
very dry sherry fino [m]
sudden blaze of dry chips of wood gozo [m]
collection of dry herbs herbario [m]
dry ice hielo seco [m]
dry stone wall jorfe (árabe) [m]
dry honeycomb macón [m]
cut to remove the dry and dirty honeycombs marceo [m]
roman dry measurement modio [m]
dry grass pasto seco [m]
dry excavation pozo de nieve [m]
dry port puerto seco [m]
dry part of a tree or bush reseco [m]
dry mouth reseco [m]
watering of dry compact soil before plowing resfriado [m]
dry barren land secadal [m]
dry land secadal [m]
very dry thing secadal [m]
dry land secano [m]
very dry thing secano [m]
very dry land secaral [m]
very dry land secarral [m]
dry land sequedal [m]
dry land sequeral [m]
dry land sequero [m]
very dry thing sequero [m]
dry land sequío [m]
very dry thing sequío [m]
ancient measure of wet and dry volume sextario [m]
dry rot tabaco [m]
dry cleaner tinte [m]
dry cleaner tintorero [m]
dry dock varadero [m]
dry season verano [m]
dry wine vino seco [m]
dry nurse ama seca [f]
place to dry sugar cane bagasse bagacera [f]
dry rot caries seca [f]
dry flesh of a mummy caromomia [f]
quercus ilex dry leaf coscoja [f]
bleeding dry desplumadura [f]
dry leaves frasca [f]
agrarian measurement of dry land, equivalent to 410 m2 hemina [f]
dry stone wall horma [f]
dry stone wall hormaza [f]
dry law ley seca [f]
dry cleaning limpieza en seco [f]
dry masonry mampostería en seco [f]
dry rubble masonry mampostería ordinaria [f]
dry and dark person momia [f]
dry ice nieve carbónica [f]
dry-good industry pañería [f]
dry stone piedra seca [f]
dry silver plata seca [f]
ancient dry weight silicua [f]
dry port customs tabla [f]
dry land tierra firme [f]
dry cleaning tintorería [f]
dry cleaner tintorería [f]
dry-mouthed boquiseco [adj]
dry mouthed boquiseco [adj]
very dry brut [adj]
very dry fino [adj]
dry at the tips puntiseco [adj]
very dry reseco [adj]
very dry secarrón [adj]
very dry sediento [adj]
with dry rot tabacoso [adj]
somewhat dry verdiseco [adj]
dry up aridecer [v]
dry out before producing grain aborrajarse [v]
dry out abrasarse [v]
become dry agostarse [v]
become dry alandrearse [v]
dry up alandrearse [v]
dry up alheñarse [v]
salt and dry sardines arencar [v]
dry up asolanar [v]
dry up asolar [v]
dry in the sun asolear [v]
dry out asurarse [v]
spin-dry centrifugar [v]
dry up desalagar [v]
bleed dry desangrar [v]
dry out desecar [v]
dry up desencharcarse [v]
dry out deshumedecer [v]
bleed dry desplumar [v]
cut dry combs of a beehive despuntar [v]
dry up disecarse [v]
dry out disecarse [v]
dry off enjugarse [v]
dry tan skins estezar [v]
dry stamping gofrar [v]
dry in the sun insolar [v]
freeze dry liofilizar [v]
dry up mustiar [v]
dry up mustiarse [v]
dry out pasar [v]
dry the tips of a vegetable puntisecar [v]
dry the tips of a vegetable puntisecarse [v]
dry up quemar [v]
get dry lips quemar [v]
dry up quemarse [v]
dry up requemar [v]
dry up resecar [v]
dry out resecar [v]
dry out revenirse [v]
shake oneself dry sacudirse [v]
dry up secar [v]
dry out secar [v]
dry up secarse [v]
run dry secarse [v]
dry out secarse [v]
bleed dry vampirizar [v]
put in dry dock varar [v]
dry goods áridos [m/pl]
pale dry sherry amontillado [m]
dry-kiln secadero [m]
wet and dry bulb hygrometer psicrómetro [m]
dry run ensayo [m]
dry land secano [m]
dry-cured ham from italy prosciutto [m]
dry leaves serojo [m]
dry legumes potaje [m]
a type of dry-cured ham from spain jamón serrano [m]
dry-goods dealer pañero [m]
dry riverbed cauce seco [m]
dry climate clima árido [m]
medium size dry sherry amontillado [m]
dry sweet made with fried green plantain and ground frangollo [m]
dry limb chamizo [m]
dry place lugar seco [m]
dry sex penetración sin lubricación [m]
dry sex sexo sin lubricación [m]
dry bread pan seco [m]
dry cleaning business negocio de limpieza en seco [m]
dry cold frío seco [m]
dry cleaning detergent detergente para limpieza en seco [m]
dry work trabajo en ambiente seco [m]
dry place sitio seco [m]
dry quart cuarto de galón seco [m]
dry stick palo seco [m]
dry sex sexo seco [m]
dry wine vino seco [m]
dry work trabajo árido [m]
dry-cleaner's tintorería [f]
dry bed retirada [f]
dry salted tunny-fish mojama [f]
sandy or dry ravine rambla [f]
dry bean alubia [f]
dry wall compound paste pasta [f]
dry leaves seroja [f]
dry-goods dealer pañera [f]
dry wall albarrada [f]
dry food comida seca [f]
dry mint menta en polvo [f]
dry cleaning business tintorería [f]
dry cleaning store tintorería [f]
dry cargo carga seca [f]
dry cleaning industry industria de la limpieza en seco [f]
dry cleaning store tienda de limpieza en seco [f]
dry erase board pizarra [f]
dry fruit roasting machine máquina para asar fruta seca [f]
dry firefighting extinción de incendios con polvo químico seco [f]
dry leaf hoja seca [f]
dry iron plancha [f]
dry milk leche en polvo [f]
dry mustard mostaza en polvo [f]
dry mint menta seca [f]
dry rale crepitación respiratoria [f]
dry voice voz seca [f]
dry zone zona árida [f]
dry zone zona seca [f]
dry voice voz áspera [f]
dry skin piel reseca [f]
dry cleaner tintorera [f]
dry (said of fruit) paso [adj]
extremely dry reseco [adj]
dry (food) llamativo [adj]
drip-dry de lava y pon [adj]
bone-dry bien seco [adj]
as dry as tan seco como [adj]
dry enough suficientemente seco [adj]
dry work (superficie) de trabajo seco [adj]
dry-cleanable que se puede lavar en seco [adj]
dust dry sin polvo [adj]
dust dry que no se pega el polvo [adj]
as dry as tan reseco como [adj]
as dry as tan seco como [adj]
squeeze dry esquilmar [v]
dry up desecar [v]
dry up resecar [v]
bleed dry sangrar [v]
dry out desintoxicarse [v]
become too dry resecarse [v]
(one's mouth) go dry secarse (la boca) [v]
(one's mouth) go dry secársele (la boca a alguien) [v]
dry up agostarse [v]
dry out ventearse [v]
dry (wood) curar [v]
dry out a wet place desaguar [v]
become dry secarse [v]
make dry secar [v]
make dry enjugar [v]
dry up marchitarse [v]
dry one's eyes secarse las lágrimas [v]
dry up apergaminarse [v]
dry up ventearse [v]
put something to dry poner algo a secar [v]
dry-clean lavar en seco [v]
hang out the washing to dry tender la colada [v]
bleed dry vampirizar [v]
dry out deshumedecerse [v]
dry one's hair secarse el pelo [v]
drip dry secar por goteo [v]
dry a leaf secar una hoja [v]
dry away dejar secar [v]
dry by exposing to smoke secar por medio de humo [v]
dry iron planchar [v]
dry one's hair secarse el cabello [v]
dry one's tears secarse las lágrimas [v]
dry by exposing to smoke deshidratar por medio de humo [v]
dry by exposing to smoke ahumar [v]
in a dry way secamente [adv]
dry-eyedly con los ojos secos [adv]
dry-eyedly triste pero sin llorar [adv]
dry-eyedly sin llorar [adv]
dry-eyedly sin lágrimas [adv]
dry mix ingredientes en polvo [m/pl]
dry roasted peanuts cacahuetes tostados [m/pl]
dry twigs ramitas secas [f/pl]
dry-heave arcadas (vómito) [f/pl]
dry sheep dung fuel leña de oveja [n] AR UY rur.
dry cow dung fuel leña de vaca [n] AR UY rur.
air dry secar al aire
dry cultivation cultivo de secano
a dry speech un discurso soso
a dry speech un discurso insulso
hung out to dry puesta a secar
dry ice hielo seco
dry cleaning limpieza en seco
dry goods productos secos
dry ice nieve carbónica
blow-dry secado con secador
dry rot putrefacción de la madera
dry ski slope pista de esquí artificial
dry cleaning ropa de la tintorería
dry cleaning lavado en seco
dry subject tema árido
dry land tierra firme
a dry measure of capacity containing 2 minims (utilsed in philippines) apatán [m]
dry sea-froth adarce [m]
large dry piece of mortar argamasón [m]
dry-goods store cajón (usado en algunos lugares de américa) [m]
dry gourd calabacino [m]
dry bass/sedge for mats/ropes barceo [m]
an ancient dry measure, by baskets corbe [m]
piece of blackish or greenish dry honeycomb destiño [m]
quarter (dry measure) cuartal [m]
dry stable-dung for fuel burrajo [m]
sudden blaze of dry chips of wood gozo [m]
dry stone wall jorfe [m]
a dry measure of capacity picotín [m]
dry part of a honeycomb reseco [m]
roman dry measure modio [m]
dry brown honeycomb macón [m]
dry rot of interior of certain tree trunks tabaco [m]
dry wood tuero [m]
kind of dry almond biscuit secadillo [m]
dry sandbank secano [m]
anything very dry secano [m]
clothes spread out to dry tendido [m]
dry land sequedal [m]
dry land sequero [m]
dry bread/biscuit sequete [m]
dry crust sequete [m]
dry land sequeral [m]
dry-stone wall albarada [f]
powder to dry writing arenilla [f]
water used for irrigating ground sowed when dry aguacibera [f]
dry flesh of a mummy caromomia [f]
a dry measure (about 1.6 bush.) hanega [f]
dry-stone wall horma [f]
dry-stone wall hormaza [f]
dry bath estufa [f]
dry leaves/small branches frasca [f]
small dry codfish langa [f]
dry-goods store mercería [f]
land left dry by a changing river retirada [f]
dry ravine/river-bed rambla [f]
dry, salted tuna-fish mojama [f]
heap of dry pulse potajería [f]
small dry codfish truchuela [f]
dry sandbank seca [f]
a dry measure (about 1.6 bush.) fanega [f]
dry-rotten carcomido [adj]
dry-mouthed boquiseco [adj]
relating to wine which is between sweet and dry embocado [adj]
half dry verdiseco [adj]
attacked by dry rot (tree) tabacoso [adj]
dry (fruits) sequizo [adj]
dry up abrasar [v]
become dry alandrearse [v]
dry and smoke (tuna fish) amojamar [v]
dry and smoke (tunny fish) amojamar [v]
salt and dry acecinar [v]
salt and dry sardines arencar [v]
grow as dry as a nut avellanarse [v]
grow dry deshumedecerse [v]
cut away the dry combs of a beehive despuntar [v]
dry up (wounds) castrarse [v]
salt and dry meat cecinar [v]
dry up enjugarse [v]
dry again resecar [v]
dry thoroughly resecar [v]
dry (a plant) quemar [v]
grow dry secarse [v]
dry goods measurable with dry measure áridos [m/pl]
dry season verano [m]
dry-dock dique seco [m]
dry-dock astillero [m]
dry humour chiste socarrón [m]
dry battery batería de pilas [f]
dry-dock atarazana [f]
dry nurse niñera [f]
dry goods lencería [f]
dry nurse ama de destete [f]
dry rot carcoma [f]
dry (shrewd and keen in an impersonal, sarcastic, or laconic way) agudo [adj]
high and dry completamente seco [adj]
rough-dry secar sin planchar [v]
smoke-dry ahumar [v]
smoke-dry secar al humo [v]
smoke-dry curar [v]
dry up aridecerse [v]
high and dry fuera del agua [adv]
dry leaf of maize chilpe [m] EC
dry trunk cachopo [m] rur. rare
dry brambly place chirivisco [m] SV GT HN
dry measure of capacity caván [m] PH
guarani musical instrument consisting of a dry gourd in which some pebbles are placed maracá [m] SA
a cucurbitaceous plant used as a sponge when dry paste [m] CAM
dry paste made from carob beans patay [m] SA
poles used to dry jerked beef varal [m] AR UY
cooked rice evaporated until dry arroz seco [m] EC
wood grill where yerba mate is placed to dry and toast barbacuá [m] PY
dry and arid land calate [m] SV
dry coffee, after pulping café blanco [m] PR
dry coffee, after pulping café de cáscara blanca [m] PR
protected and dry place where corn cobs are deposited cambullón [m] VE:E
a disease that affects hens and consists in a hardening of the rectum, near the anus, in the form of a corncob, when hens eat very dry, calcareous substances bacalillo [m] MX
dry and high grass of fallow used to light the fire achagual [m] MX
dry and high grass of fallow used to light the fire achagual [m] MX
dry and high grass of fallow used to light the fire acahual [m] MX
any food that is dry and hard, difficult to swallow añugaperro [m] DO
piece of dry clay bodoque [m] AR
saddle made from dry leather makes noise when the horse runs apero cantor [m] AR disused
dry and tall grass acagual [m] MX
dry and tall grass achagual [m] MX
dry and tall grass acahual [m] MX rur.
a non- spicy condiment made with dry and ground red chili peppers ají de color [m] CL
wooden implement used to remove the dry leaf of corn despancador [m] PE rur.
person who removed the dry sepal from each bunch of bananas (in banana cultivation) desflorador [m] HN EC rur.
place with lots of dry underbrush charrascal [m] SV VE:W
dry leaf of certain muscaceas plants, like the banana, used to wrap something chante (inglés shanty) [m] EC
dry coffee husk that, after threshing, is used for fuel cisco [m] CO
dry and very salty fruit chamois [m] MX
dry, bittersweet fruit covered in chili powder chamoy [m] MX
disease of the banana tree produced by two fungi that stain and dry the leaves chamusco [m] MX:Se GT
dry fiber of agave leaf chilpe [m] EC
dry chilca branches chilquerío [m] GT
pile of dry twigs chiribiscal [m] HN SV
pile of dry twigs chirivisco [m] GT HN SV
pile of dry twigs shicay [m] GT
pile of dry twigs xicay [m] GT
pile of dry twigs chiribisco [m] GT HN SV
pile of dry twigs chiriviscal [m] HN rur.
pile of dry twigs chiriviscal [m] SV
pile of dry twigs chirivisquero [m] GT SV
large open area demarcated with bricks and cement and used to dry coffee or corn in the sun glácil [m] PR rur.
large open area demarcated with bricks and cement and used to dry coffee or corn in the sun glacis [m] PR
large open area demarcated with bricks and cement and used to dry coffee or corn in the sun glasé [m] PR
large open area demarcated with bricks and cement and used to dry coffee or corn in the sun glasí [m] PR
large open area demarcated with bricks and cement and used to dry coffee or corn in the sun glásir [m] PR
mulch of leaves and dry grass that keeps cultivated land moist colchón [m] HN
very dry coconut with a stale flavor coco zarazo [m] PR
place where clothes are laid out to dry on the terrace of a residential building colgadero [m] AR UY
cooked and dry corncob huachal [m] MX
crock and other kitchen utensils made with the dry hull of the fruit of the calabash tree carracho [m] PR
cabbage disease characterized by the appearance of dry spots on the outer leaves hielo colorado [m] HN
piece of dry mexican yellow pine trunk manguillo [m] HN
dry cleaner dráiclin (inglés drycleaner) [m] HN SV DO
dry cleaning draiclineado (inglés dry cleaning) [m] SV
dry cleaning draicliner (inglés dry cleaner) [m] HN SV DO
dry-erase pen draipen (inglés drypen) [m] UY
dry-erase pen draipén (inglés drypen) [m] AR UY
dry cleaning dry cleaner (inglés) [m] US HN DO
dry cleaning dry cleaning (inglés) [m] DO PR BO
dry cleaning dry cleaning (inglés) [m] NI PR
dry cleaning dryclean (inglés) [m] US DO
dry-erase pen drypen [m] AR UY
dry riverbed madrejón [m] AR
series of deep soils on top of volcanic material in a humid-dry climate palín [m] GT
cold, dry southwesterly winds in la pampa, buenos aires, and uruguay pampero [m] AR UY
place to dry chili peppers in the sun pasero [m] MX
display platform for dry foods like corn, meats or salted fish payol [m] PE
dry unhulled coffee bean pergamino [m] PA CO EC
series of deep, well-drained soils developed on limestone in humid-dry climates poaquil [m] GT
sprout or shoot of some trees that are edible in the dry season quilete [m] HN SV
dry cake queque seco [m] CR
cloth to dry the dishes secador [m] HN SV CR CO:C,W PE BO UY
dry corn husks tutumuste [m] HN NI
high and humid place where cattle graze in the dry season sitio [m] HN rur.
dry leaves tutumuste [m] HN NI
dry and dusty land tierrero [m] CR VE EC
warm, strong, and dry wind from the cuyo premountain range to the area of cuyo and northwestern argentina, that causes restlessness and uneasiness in people and animals zonda [m] AR
vessel made with dry pumpkin fruit zumbo [m] GT HN SV NI PA
dry gourd vessel tol [m] GT
hot and dry period at the beginning of november veranillo de las almas [m] EC
hot and dry period around christmas veranillo del niño [m] EC
tropical dry season from december to the end of april verano [m] GT HN SV NI CR PA CO VE
dry and toasted cereal tostado [m] BO:C,W,S
dry corn husks totomochtle [m] MX
dry corn husks totomostle [m] MX
dry corn husks totomoxtle [m] MX
field of dry gorses cadaval [m] ES local rur.
lumber not completely dry camagüe [m] SV
hollowed dry pumpkin to carry water cuchumbo (maya) [m] HN
piece of blackish/greenish dry honeycomb destiño [m] disused
dry rot escarzo [m] ES local
dry river bend galacho [m] ES local
dry herb remaining in meadows or bushes in the summer henasco [m] ES local
dry bush chiribisco [m] GT HN SV
area full of thorny and dry bushes chiribisco [m] GT HN SV
dry pumpkin mate [m] EC PE BO PY AR
amount that fits in a dry pumpkin mate [m] PE
bud or leaves eaten during the dry season quilete [m] HN SV
dry goods market refino [m] rare
dry capacity measure equivalent to 28 l and 13 cl robo [m] ES local
dry corn husks totomochtle [m] MX
dry stream bed resaca [f] MX US
dry stream bed resaca [f] MX
dry potage of maize used for seasoning chuchoca [f] SA
dry or liquid measure (about 2-7 gills) chupa [f] PH
dish made of meat, dry potato and chilli carapulca [f] PE
kind of dry-stone wall pirca [f] AR CL EC PE
a land for grazing during the dry season agostadera [f] GT rur.