bone-dry en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de bone-dry en el diccionario inglés»español

bone-dry <pred bone dry> ADJ.

bone-dry

completamente seco

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inglés

The bone-dry river has turned into a road, which private vehicles use.

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The list is long and runs the gamut from bone-dry fino to sweet, velvety ximenez.

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It's bone-dry, with a deliciously earthy, truffle-like essence underpinned by ripe cherry, tobacco and espresso.

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The tinder needs to be bone-dry material with plenty of surface area that will catch a spark easily.

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It's bone-dry, with a pear and bitter lemon essence, rich texture and crusty, well-baked-bread finish.

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The anime's first episode is a special, confident blend of over-the-top animation and bone-dry humour.

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Though bone-dry over all, this fine sparkler comes with a suggestively sweet core reminiscent of cooked apples with a dab of butter.

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If you crave cranberry sauce, that's another reason to give bone-dry reds a wide berth; the collision can be more uncomfortable than warring in-laws.

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So even for those wineries that have traditionally made bone-dry wines, some are starting to leave a few extra grams of sugar in the wines.

montrealgazette.com

The mixture came off the drum as a bone-dry, flaky powder.

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