CEFR A2

dried

adjective

Meaning

Having had all moisture removed, typically by evaporation or heat.

Examples

She packed some dried apricots for the hike.
The desert landscape was dry and dusty.

Synonyms: dehydrated, withered, arid, parched

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dried (A2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /draɪd/

Definition

Having had all moisture removed, typically by evaporation or heat.

Examples

She packed some dried apricots for the hike.
The desert landscape was dry and dusty.
He preferred his toast lightly dried, not burnt.

How to Use dried

dried up (phrasal verb): To become completely dry; to cease to flow or exist. — "The well had dried up after months without rain."

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