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Translation of dehydrate in Spanish:
dehydrate
deshidratar, v.
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transitive verb
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(vegetables/milk/skin) deshidratar- If you're dehydrated, your body may not recover as quickly after a workout (leaving you sore longer).
- When you're dehydrated, your skin is one of the first organs to show it.
- Thus, when a person is dehydrated by more than 2% of body weight, both heart rate and body temperature are elevated during exercise.
- 75 percent of Americans are chronically dehydrated - mainly because your body is low on water long before your thirst response alerts you.
- Use composite dressings cautiously if the patient is dehydrated or has fragile skin.
- Yes, if the athlete is dehydrated, any water will accomplish that, dumbo!
- The rumor that coffee dehydrates people lacks scientific support.
- He was dehydrated, his throat was swelling, and he had lost blood.
- If you are dehydrated, the test will overestimate your body fat by as much as 3 percentage points.
- If your child is dehydrated, it is important to replace lost body fluids right away.
- There were people being sick and confined to their rooms and lots of people were dehydrated.
- Coffee can also dehydrate you, so counter its effects by drinking water.
- My best friend passed out on the dance floor and that was the only way she was able to get a glass of water, when she was totally dehydrated.
- The more water you drink, the less dehydrated you will become, and the less severe your hangover will be.
- Have a glass of water with your meals instead of caffeinated drinks like soda and coffee, which dehydrate the body.
- Many athletes and the general norm of people are dehydrated without being aware they are.
- The fact that it was so warm caught a lot of people out and I was dehydrated rather than anything else.
- I'm dehydrated, but I can't stand the thought of water.
- The doctor suggested she lie on her side and drink two large glasses of water to make sure she wasn't dehydrated.
- You know that you can't live long without water, but how do you know if you're dehydrated?
- They also pack dehydrated foods like dried fruit and mashed potatoes.
- He grimaced at the thought of eating dehydrated food; I described the simple pleasure of drinking ice-cold water from a mountain stream.
- At the far extreme of technology, meat is dehydrated by freeze-drying to provide lightweight military rations.
- The most dehydrated grapes in the press may not in any case yield juice until being pressed twice or three times.
- I expect to lose half a stone, as I'll only be eating dehydrated food and getting water every 10 kilometres.
- Making pasta from zucchini or dehydrating fruits is time-consuming, and many raw meals can take days to prepare.
- One division of my business harvests and dehydrates fruits and vegetables for use in papermaking formulas.
- These sulfur-containing additives are used as preservatives in dried fruits, wines, and dehydrated potato products like mashed potato flakes.
- He then used a vacuuming process to dehydrate this softened grain, leaving behind a thick, sweet goo.
- The goal here is essentially to dehydrate the vegetables and caramelize the outside at the same time.
- Well, usually when you take the skin off it can be preserved in a number of different ways and very often it's salted and that dehydrates it to preserve it and stop bacteria decomposing it.
- The reason behind this is that salt effectively dehydrates the polymer by disruption of hydrogen bonding with water, similar to the effect of increasing temperatures.
- It is susceptible to noble rot or Botrytis (the fungus that attacks certain ripe grapes and dehydrates them so that they give wines of immense richness and sweetness).
intransitive verb
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(skin/person) deshidratarse- When my body can dehydrate and lose its water just like the land drying up.
- If these minerals are heated, they will dehydrate and lose their water of hydration.
- The w profiles in the plant were affected by these soil w, becoming more negative as the soil dehydrated, but recovering when water was resupplied.
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