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dehydrate

/diːˈhaɪdreɪt/

/diˈhaɪdreɪt/

Translations

dehydrateverb

dehydrated

Past Simple

dehydrated

Past Participle

dehydrating

Gerund

/diːˈhaɪdreɪt/

/diˈhaɪdreɪt/

déshydraterSens médical ; en français, l’emploi est souvent pronominal pour parler d’une personne.

After running the marathon, he began to dehydrate and needed medical attention.

Après avoir couru le marathon, il a commencé à se déshydrater et a eu besoin de soins médicaux.

déshydraterSens principal : retirer l’eau d’un aliment ou d’une matière pour le conserver.

The company uses a special process to dehydrate fruits for their snack products.

L’entreprise utilise un procédé spécial pour déshydrater des fruits destinés à ses produits de grignotage.

Additional translations

dessécherSens intransitif : perdre son humidité, devenir sec.

Synonyms

remove water

extract moisture

dry out

Antonyms

dehydrateverb

To remove water from something, typically to preserve it.

The company uses a special process to dehydrate fruits for their snack products.

To lose a large amount of water from the body, often causing a lack of energy or illness.

After running the marathon, he began to dehydrate and needed medical attention.

(intransitive) To lose moisture; to become dry.

Clay pots can dehydrate and crack if left in direct sunlight.