单词 | dried-up |
释义 | dried-up 1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] If you describe someone as dried-up, you are saying rudely that they are old and dull, and not worth paying attention to. [informal, disapproval] ...her fears of becoming a dried-up old prune. 2. See also dry up Collocations: dried-up riverbed Shortly before sunset, as they approached a dried-up riverbed, they were ambushed. Times, Sunday Times We were dehydrated, aching, tired, and stumbled along the last half-mile or so along the dried-up riverbed. The Sun As the novel progresses, the poet's image of the hunter striding up the 'desolate, dried-up riverbed' acquires an almost unbearable weight as the different perspectives on the story cohere. The Times Literary Supplement This has led to a substantially dried-up riverbed. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 |
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