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Перевод: dried

[прилагательное]
сухой; просохший; высушенный; сушеный

Тезаурус:

1. Legs, especially ladies' legs, whether stockinged or not, can easily become dried out indoors.
2. The most well known is Tabasco sauce Pepper, types of p50 Pesto Alla Genovese p23/ A sauce of basil, garlic, Parmesan, olive oil and pine nuts for pasta Pilaf, Chicken p57 Pizza p25 Pork Olive Casserole p45 Pot Roasted Beef with Mushroom Cream Sauce p109 Prunes p61 Pulse vegetables p38/ Dried peas and beans, used extensively in vegetarian and wholefood cookery Pulse vegetables, varieties of p38
3. 75g/3oz no-need-to-soak dried apricots, finely chopped
4. When the tops became straw-coloured the clumps were eased from the ground and the bulbs were dried off until the skins were yellow and brittle.
5. After the roots have dried off the shallots can be stored, hanging in nets or tied in strings, in a cool, dry place.
6. In compliance with the rules laid down by Sir Hans Sloane's original deed of conveyance (see p. 22), dried and labelled specimens of fifty species grown in the Garden had to be sent each year to the Royal Society.
7. I've dried out."
8. One of the more unusual foods to be found in a delicatessen are dried mushrooms.
9. Before the introduction of the potato the versatile root of the silverweed was commonly boiled in water, roasted on the fire, or dried and ground into meal for bread-making or porridge.
10. Dried specimens of any sort were always kept by him and roots of many more.
11. Working with fresh, dried and silk flowers, they make up pretty headdresses and bouquets, and also have hand decorated and beaded shoes to complete the look.
12. A few years after Coleman's death it contained dried specimens under an accumulation of discoloured varnish, plus an incomplete horse skeleton, but there was no catalogue.
13. Dried Mushrooms Sun-dried Tomatoes