HyperDic: secarse

Español > 4 sentidos de la palabra secarse:
VERBOchangesecarse, enjugarbecome dry or drier
changesecarse, momificarse, momificardry up and shrivel due to complete loss of moisture
changesecarse, marchitarselose freshness, vigor, or vitality
contactsecarse, pasar una toalla, secarwipe with a towel
Español > secarse: 4 sentidos > verbo 1, change
SentidoBecome dry or drier.
Sinónimoenjugar
Causado porenjugar, secarRemove the moisture from and make dry
Específicoagostar, desecar, resecarBecome empty of water
Generalalterar, cambiar, sufrir un cambio, transformar, variarUndergo a change
Inglésdry, dry out
Catalánassecar-se, assecar, eixugar-se
NombresdesecanteA substance that promotes drying (e.g., calcium oxide absorbs water and is used to remove moisture)
secadora, secadorAn appliance that removes moisture
Español > secarse: 4 sentidos > verbo 2, change
Sentidodry up and shrivel due to complete loss of moisture.
Sinónimosmomificarse, momificar
Generalconsumirse, debilitarse, encoger, languidecer, marchitarse, marchitar, mermar, mustiarse, mustiarwither, as with a loss of moisture
SimilarmomificarRemove the organs and dry out (a dead body) in order to preserve it
Inglésmummify, dry up
Catalánmomificar-se, momificar
NombresmomiaA body embalmed and dried / dried and wrapped / wrapped for burial (as in ancient Egypt)
Español > secarse: 4 sentidos > verbo 3, change
SentidoLose freshness, vigor, or vitality.
Sinónimomarchitarse
Generaldesaparecer, desvancerse, disiparse, esfumarseGet lost, as without warning or explanation
Inglésfade, wither
Catalánassecar-se, descolorir-se, destenyir-se, emmusteir-se, mustigar-se, pansir-se
Nombresatenuación, desvanecimientoweakening in force or intensity
atrofiaAny weakening or degeneration (especially through lack of use)
Español > secarse: 4 sentidos > verbo 4, contact
Sentidowipe with a towel.
Sinónimospasar una toalla, secar
Generalenjugar, formatear, limpiar, quitar, secarrub with a circular motion
Ingléstowel
Cataláneixugar-se, eixugar
NombrestoallaA rectangular piece of absorbent cloth (or paper) for drying or wiping

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