desiccate 的 2 个定义
des·ic·cat·ed, des·ic·cat·ing.
- to dry thoroughly; dry up.
- to preserve by removing moisture; dehydrate.
des·ic·cat·ed, des·ic·cat·ing.
- to become thoroughly dried or dried up.
desiccate 近义词
take moisture out of
更多desiccate例句
- Over time, the liner paper or waxed paper will absorb moisture from the flower, gradually desiccating it.
- The combination of high heat and low humidity will further desiccate the landscape, sucking moisture out of the ground and making it ripe to rapidly burn.
- And aint I the owner of that news, and should I not desiccate it if I can?
- To desiccate him in my laboratory with the quasi certainty of resuscitating him after the restoration of peace.
- Another effect of the over heating of the stove is to desiccate or parch the air, and to render it irritating when breathed.
- The effect of that would be to desiccate the human species in human conceit.