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semidried

/sˈɛmɪdɹid/ adj

Partly dried.

Word Origin Semidried is semi- 'half' plus dried — so it's only partly dried. The prefix semi- comes from Latin, while dry is from Old English dryge. It's a handy word for food that's not quite fully dehydrated, like semidried tomatoes. The same dry gives us dryness, dryer, and sundried.

adj Partly dried.

The semidried tomatoes were perfect for the salad.

(形容词) 半干的；半干燥的 【半干的，部分干燥的】

半干的番茄做沙拉非常完美。

(adjetivo) parcialmente seco; semiseco; medio seco [Parcialmente seco.]

Los tomates semisecos eran perfectos para la ensalada.

(adjectif) à moitié séché; partiellement séché; mi-sec [Partiellement séché, à demi déshydraté.]

Les tomates semidried étaient parfaites pour la salade.

(Adjektiv) halbgetrocknet; angetrocknet [Teilweise getrocknet, aber noch nicht vollständig ausgetrocknet.]

Die **semidried** Tomaten waren perfekt für den Salat.

(形容詞) 半乾きの、部分的に乾燥させた。

セミドライトマトはサラダに最適だった。

(adjetivo) semi-seco; meio seco; parcialmente seco [Parcialmente seco.]

Os tomates semidried eram perfeitos para a salada.

Synonyms: partially dried half-dried moist damp slightly dry Antonyms: dried dehydrated bone-dry arid
Word parts: semi + dry + ed

Related words

dryness dryly dryer

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