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dry (a.)幹的,無酒的,枯燥無味的,乾燥的(vt.)把…弄幹(vi.)變幹幹,乾涸. 線上英漢字典／中文拼音／計算機 Chinese-EnglishDictionary/Calculator Enterchinese/englishword(s),Taiwanaddressormath.expression: 可輸入英文單字、中文字詞、台灣地址、計算式 按[Enter]重新輸入 dry/dr'ɑɪ/ 共發現17筆關於[dry]的資料(解釋內文之英文單字均可再點入查詢) 來源(1):pydictdata[pydict] dry (a.)幹的,無酒的,枯燥無味的,乾燥的(vt.)把…弄幹(vi.)變幹幹,乾涸 來源(2):NetworkTerminology[netterm] dry 乾 來源(3):TheCollaborativeInternationalDictionaryofEnglishv.0.48[gcide] Wine\Wine\,n.[OE.win,AS.win,fr.L.vinum(cf.Icel. v[imac]n;allfromtheLatin);akintoGr.o'i^nos,?,andE. withy.Cf.{Vine},{Vineyard},{Vinous},{Withy}.] [1913Webster] 1.Theexpressedjuiceofgrapes,esp.whenfermented;a beverageorliquorpreparedfromgrapesbysqueezingout theirjuice,and(usually)allowingittoferment."Red wineofGascoigne."--PiersPlowman. [1913Webster] Wineisamocker,strongdrinkisraging,and whosoeverisdeceivedtherebyisnotwise.--Prov. xx.1. [1913Webster] Bacchus,thatfirstfromoutthepurplegrape Crushedthesweetpoisonofmisusedwine.--Milton. [1913Webster] Note:Wineisessentiallyadilutesolutionofethylalcohol, containingalsocertainsmallquantitiesofethersand etherealsaltswhichgivecharacterandbouquet. Accordingtotheircolor,strength,taste,etc.,wines arecalled{red},{white},{spirituous},{dry}, {light},{still},etc. [1913Webster] 2.Aliquororbeveragepreparedfromthejuiceofanyfruit orplantbyaprocesssimilartothatforgrapewine;as, currantwine;gooseberrywine;palmwine. [1913Webster] 3.Theeffectofdrinkingwineinexcess;intoxication. [1913Webster] Noahawokefromhiswine.--Gen.ix.24. [1913Webster] {Birchwine},{Capewine},etc.Seeunder{Birch},{Cape}, etc. {Spiritofwine}.Seeunder{Spirit}. {Tohavedrunkwineofape}or{Tohavedrunkwineape},to besodrunkastobefoolish.[Obs.]--Chaucer. {Wineacid}.(Chem.)See{Tartaricacid},under{Tartaric}. [Colloq.] {Wineapple}(Bot.),alargeredapple,withfirmfleshanda rich,vinousflavor. {Winefly}(Zool.),smalltwo-wingedflyofthegenus {Piophila},whoselarvalivesinwine,cider,andother fermentedliquors. {Winegrower},onewhocultivatesavineyardandmakeswine. {Winemeasure},themeasurebywhichwinesandotherspirits aresold,smallerthanbeermeasure. {Winemerchant},amerchantwhodealsinwines. {Wineofopium}(Pharm.),asolutionofopiuminaromatized sherrywine,havingthesamestrengthasordinary laudanum;--also{Sydenham'slaudanum}. {Winepress},amachineorapparatusinwhichgrapesare pressedtoextracttheirjuice. {Wineskin},abottleorbagofskin,used,invarious countries,forcarryingwine. {Winestone},akindofcrustdepositedinwinecasks.See 1st{Tartar},1. {Winevault}. (a)Avaultwherewineisstored. (b)Aplacewherewineisservedatthebar,orattables; adramshop.--Dickens. {Winevinegar},vinegarmadefromwine. {Winewhey},wheymadefrommilkcoagulatedbytheuseof wine. [1913Webster] 來源(4):TheCollaborativeInternationalDictionaryofEnglishv.0.48[gcide] Dry\Dry\(dr[imac]),a.[Compar.{Drier};superl.{Driest}.] [OE.dru[yogh]e,druye,drie,AS.dryge;akintoLG. dr["o]ge,D.droog,OHG.trucchan,G.trocken,Icel.draugra drylog.Cf.{Drought},{Drouth},3d{Drug}.] 1.Freefrommoisture;havinglittlehumidityornone;arid; notwetormoist;deficientinthenaturalornormal supplyofmoisture,asrainorfluidofanykind;--said especially: (a)Oftheweather:Freefromrainormist. [1913Webster] Theweather,weagreed,wastoodryforthe season.--Addison. (b)Ofvegetablematter:Freefromjuicesorsap;not succulent;notgreen;as,drywoodorhay. (c)Ofanimals:Notgivingmilk;as,thecowisdry. (d)Ofpersons:Thirsty;needingdrink. [1913Webster] Givethedryfooldrink.--Shak (e)Oftheeyes:Notsheddingtears. [1913Webster] Notadryeyewastobeseenintheassembly.-- Prescott. (f)(Med.)Ofcertainmorbidconditions,inwhichthereis entireorcomparativeabsenceofmoisture;as,dry gangrene;drycatarrh. [1913Webster] 2.Destituteofthatwhichinterestsoramuses;barren; unembellished;jejune;plain. [1913Webster] Theseepistleswillbecomelessdry,more susceptibleofornament.--Pope. [1913Webster] 3.Characterizedbyaqualitysomewhatsevere,grave,or hard;hence,sharp;keen;shrewd;quaint;as,adrytone ormanner;drywit. [1913Webster] Hewasratheradry,shrewdkindofbody.--W. Irving. [1913Webster] 4.(FineArts)Exhibitingasharp,frigidprecisenessof execution,orthewantofadelicatecontourinform,and ofeasytransitionincoloring. [1913Webster] {Dryarea}(Arch.),asmallopenspacereservedoutsidethe foundationofabuildingtoguarditfromdamp. {Dryblow}. (a)(Med.)Ablowwhichinflictsnowound,andcausesno effusionofblood. (b)Aquick,sharpblow. {Drybone}(Min.),Smithsonite,orcarbonateofzinc;--a miner'sterm. {Drycastor}(Zool.)akindofbeaver;--calledalso {parchmentbeaver}. {Drycupping}.(Med.)Seeunder{Cupping}. {Drydock}.Seeunder{Dock}. {Dryfat}.See{Dryvat}(below). {Drylight},pureunobstructedlight;hence,aclear, impartialview.--Bacon. [1913Webster] Thescientificmanmustkeephisfeelingsunder sterncontrol,lesttheyobtrudeintohis researches,andcolorthedrylightinwhichalone sciencedesirestoseeitsobjects.--J.C. Shairp. {Drymasonry}.See{Masonry}. {Drymeasure},asystemofmeasuresofvolumefordryor coarsearticles,bythebushel,peck,etc. {Drypile}(Physics),aformoftheVoltaicpile,constructed withouttheuseofaliquid,affordingafeeblecurrent, andchieflyusefulintheconstructionofelectroscopesof greatdelicacy;--calledalso{Zamboni's},fromthenames ofthetwoearliestconstructorsofit. {Drypipe}(SteamEngine),apipewhichconductsdrysteam fromaboiler. {Dryplate}(Photog.),aglassplatehavingadrycoating sensitivetolight,uponwhichphotographicnegativesor picturescanbemade,withoutmoistening. {Dry-plateprocess},theprocessofphotographingwithdry plates. {Drypoint}.(FineArts) (a)Anengravingmadewiththeneedleinsteadofthe burin,inwhichtheworkisdonenearlyasinetching, butisfinishedwithouttheuseacid. (b)Aprintfromsuchanengraving,usuallyuponpaper. (c)Hence:Theneedlewithwhichsuchanengravingis made. {Dryrent}(Eng.Law),arentreservedbydeed,withouta clauseofdistress.--Bouvier. {Dryrot},adecayoftimber,reducingitsfiberstothe conditionofadrypowderydust,oftenaccompaniedbythe presenceofapeculiarfungus({Meruliuslacrymans}), whichissometimesconsideredthecauseofthedecay;but itismoreprobablethattherealcauseisthe decompositionofthewooditself.--D.C.Eaton.Called also{saprot},and,intheUnitedStates,{powderpost}. --Hebert. {Drystove},ahothouseadaptedtopreservingtheplantsof aridclimates.--Brande&C. {Dryvat},avat,basket,orotherreceptaclefordry articles. {Drywine},thatinwhichthesaccharinematterand fermentationweresoexactlybalanced,thattheyhave whollyneutralizedeachother,andnosweetnessis perceptible;--opposedto{sweetwine},inwhichthe saccharinematterisinexcess. [1913Webster] 來源(5):TheCollaborativeInternationalDictionaryofEnglishv.0.48[gcide] Dry\Dry\,v.t.[imp.&p.p.{Dried};p.pr.&vb.n. {Drying}.][AS.drygan;cf.drugiantogrowdry.See{Dry}, a.] Tomakedry;tofreefromwater,orfrommoistureofany kind,andbyanymeans;toexsiccate;as,todrytheeyes;to dryone'stears;thewinddriestheearth;todryawet cloth;todryhay. [1913Webster] {Todryup}. (a)Toscorchorparchwiththirst;todepriveutterlyof water;toconsume. [1913Webster] Theirhonorablemenarefamished,andtheir multitudedriedupwiththirst.--Is.v.13. [1913Webster] Thewaterofthesea,whichformerlycoveredit, wasintimeexhaledanddriedupbythesun. --Woodward. (b)Tomaketocease,asastreamoftalk. [1913Webster] Theirsourcesofrevenueweredriedup.--Jowett (Thucyd.) {Todryacow},or{Todryupacow},tocauseacowtocease secretingmilk.--Tylor. [1913Webster] 來源(6):TheCollaborativeInternationalDictionaryofEnglishv.0.48[gcide] Dry\Dry\,v.i. 1.Togrowdry;tobecomefreefromwetness,moisture,or juice;as,theroaddriesrapidly. [1913Webster] 2.Toevaporatewholly;tobeexhaled;--saidofmoisture, oraliquid;--sometimeswithup;as,thestreamdries, ordriesup. [1913Webster] 3.Toshrivelorwither;tolosevitality. [1913Webster] Andhishand,whichheputforthagainsthim,dried up,sothathecouldnotpullitinagaintohim. --IKings xiii.4. [1913Webster] 來源(7):WordNet(r)3.0(2006)[wn] dry adj1:freefromliquidormoisture;lackingnaturalornormal moistureordepletedofwater;ornolongerwet;"dry land";"dryclothes";"adryclimate";"drysplintery boards";"adryriverbed";"thepaintisdry"[ant: {wet}] 2:humorouslysarcasticormocking;"dryhumor";"anironic remarkoftenconveysanintendedmeaningobliquely";"an ironicnovel";"anironicalsmile";"withawryScottishwit" [syn:{dry},{ironic},{ironical},{wry}] 3:lackingmoistureorvolatilecomponents;"drypaint"[ant: {wet}] 4:opposedtoorprohibitingtheproductionandsaleof alcoholicbeverages;"thedryvoteledbypreachersand bootleggers";"adrystate"[ant:{wet}] 5:notproducingmilk;"adrycow"[ant:{lactating},{wet}] 6:(ofliquor)havingalowresidualsugarcontentbecauseof decompositionofsugarduringfermentation;"adrywhite burgundy";"adryBordeaux"[ant:{sweet}] 7:withoutamucousorwaterydischarge;"adrycough";"that rarethinginthewintertime;asmallchildwithadrynose" [ant:{phlegmy}] 8:notsheddingtears;"drysobs";"withdryeyes" 9:lackinginterestorstimulation;dullandlifeless;"adry book";"adrylecturefilledwithtrivialdetails";"dulland juicelessasonlybookknowledgecanbewhenitisunrelated to...life"-JohnMasonBrown[syn:{dry},{juiceless}] 10:usedofsolidsubstancesincontrastwithliquidones;"dry weight" 11:unproductiveespeciallyoftheexpectedresults;"adry run";"aminddryofnewideas" 12:havingnoadornmentorcoloration;"dryfacts";"rattledoff thefactsinadrymechanicalmanner" 13:(offood)eatenwithoutaspreadorsauceorothergarnish; "drytoast";"drymeat" 14:havingalargeproportionofstrongliquor;"averydry martiniisalmoststraightgin" 15:lackingwarmthoremotionalinvolvement;"adrygreeting"; "adryreadingofthelines";"adrycritique" 16:practicingcompleteabstinencefromalcoholicbeverages; "he'sbeendryfortenyears";"nothankyou;Ihappentobe teetotal"[syn:{dry},{teetotal}] n1:areformerwhoopposestheuseofintoxicatingbeverages [syn:{dry},{prohibitionist}] v1:removethemoisturefromandmakedry;"dryclothes";"dry hair"[syn:{dry},{dryout}][ant:{wet}] 2:becomedryordrier;"Thelaundrydriesinthesun"[syn: {dry},{dryout}] 來源(8):Bouvier'sLawDictionary,Revised6thEd(1856)[bouvier] DRY.Usedfiguratively,itsignifiesthatwhichproducesnothing;as,dry exchange;dryrent;rentseek. 來源(9):MobyThesaurusIIbyGradyWard,1.0[moby-thesaurus] 341MobyThesauruswordsfor"dry": Rabelaisian,Saharan,Spartan,WCTU,acarpous,acerb,acerbate, acerbic,acescent,acetose,acid,acidulous,air-dry,anhydrate, anhydrous,antisaloon,apathetic,arid,ascetic,athirst,austere, bake,baked,bald,bare,barren,blah,blank,blast-freeze,bleed, bleedwhite,bloodless,blot,bone-dry,brassy,brazen,brine, broken-record,bromidic,brush,burn,cake,candid,caustic, celibate,characterless,childless,choked,coarse,cold, colorless,common,commonplace,concrete,congeal,corn,crab, crabbed,cracked,croaking,croaky,cure,cynical,dead, dehumidify,dehydrate,dehydrated,denude,deplete,depleted, deplume,desert,desiccate,desiccated,desolate,despoil,direct, discreet,dismal,displume,divest,draggy,drain,drained, drearisome,dreary,dried-up,droughty,dryasdust,dry-cure, dry-salt,dryasdust,dull,dusty,earthbound,effete,elephantine, embalm,empty,etiolated,evaporate,everlasting,exhaust, exhausted,exsiccate,fade,fallow,fire,flat,flay,fleece, frank,freeze,freeze-dry,fruitless,fume,gaunt,gelded,grating, green,gruff,guttural,harping,harsh,harsh-sounding,heavy, highanddry,ho-hum,hoarse,hollow,homely,homespun,humdrum, husky,impotent,impoverish,impoverished,inane,indurate, ineffectual,inexcitable,infecund,infertile,insipid,insolate, invariable,ironic,irradiate,issueless,jarring,jejune,jerk, jog-trot,juiceless,kiln,kipper,leached,leaden,lean,lifeless, likeparchment,literal,long-winded,low-spirited,marinade, marinate,matter-of-fact,menopausal,metallic,milk,modest, moistureless,monotonous,mummify,mundane,natural,neat, nonfertile,nonproducing,nonproductive,nonprolific,open,pale, pallid,parch,parched,pedestrian,phlegmatic,pickclean,pickle, pickled,plain,plain-speaking,plain-spoken,plodding,pluck, pointless,poky,ponderous,preservatize,prohibitionist,prolix, prosaic,prosing,prosy,pungent,pure,quick-freeze,ragged, rasping,raucid,raucous,refrigerate,rough,roupy,rub,rude, rugged,rustic,salt,sandy,sapless,sapped,sarcastic,sardonic, satiric,scorch,sear,season,sec,sere,set,severe,shear, shovel,shrivel,simple,simple-speaking,sineprole,singsong, skin,slow,smoke,smoke-cure,soakup,sober,solemn,solidify, sour,sourasvinegar,soured,sourish,spare,spiritless,sponge, squawking,squawky,staid,stark,sterile,stertorous,stiff, stodgy,stoic,stolid,straightforward,strangled,strident, stridulous,strip,stripbare,stuff,stuffy,suckdry,suckeddry, sun,sun-dry,superficial,swab,tart,tartish,tasteless,tedious, teemless,teetotal,thick,thirsting,thirsty,throaty,tinny, torrefy,towel,treadmill,unadorned,unaffected,uncultivated, undamped,unembellished,uneventful,unfanciful,unfertile, unfruitful,ungarnished,unideal,unimaginative,uninspired, uninteresting,uninventive,unlively,unoriginal,unplowed, unpoetic,unpoetical,unpretentious,unproductive,unprolific, unripe,unromantic,unromanticized,unsown,unsweet,unsweetened, untilled,unvarnished,unvarying,unwatered,vapid,vinegarish, vinegary,virgin,waste,wasted,waterless,weariful,wearisome, weazen,wipe,wither,withoutissue,wizen,wooden 來源(10):InternetDictionaryProject[english-french] dry se/cher[Verb] 來源(11):InternetDictionaryProject[english-german] dry trocknen 來源(12):InternetDictionaryProject[english-german] dry 來源(13):InternetDictionaryProject[english-german] dry 來源(14):InternetDictionaryProject[english-german] dry trocken 來源(15):InternetDictionaryProject[english-spanish] dry secar 來源(16):InternetDictionaryProject[english-spanish] dry seco