dry
 adjective
 seco
EN They were not near the Gulf now, and the air was dry and hot so that the brush cricked with heat and a good resinous smell came from it.
GL Agora non estaban preto do Golfo e o aire era tan seco e quente que as matogueiras crebaban coa calor e despedían un forte arrecendo a resina.
 Fonte: PER (1257)
árido
EN The ferrado, a dry measure, varies from thirteen to sixteen litros, and the price of land that can be sown with this measure also varies in size, and is also called ferrado.
GL O ferrado, unha medida de áridos, varía de trece a dezaseis litros e a cantidade de terra que pode ser sementada con esta medida tamén varía en tamaño e así mesmo se chama ferrado.
Fonte: GAL (201)
transitive verb
secar
EN Turning, she thrust her face, steaming and wet, into the bend of her arm, and she went on crying there, not caring any longer to dry her face, her eyes, her arms.
GL Volveuse e meteu a cara, empapada e húmida, entre os cóbados. Así seguiu chorando, agora sen preocuparse de seca-la cara, nin os ollos, nin os brazos.
Fonte: ESP (144)
mirrar
EN He was anxious for the sake of this friendship and perhaps too in order to clear himself in his own mind from the imputation of having dried and shrunk.
GL Preocupáballe aquela amizade e quizais tamén xustificarse ante si mesmo da acusación de que el mirrara e quedara enxoito.
Fonte: CAR (207)
enxugar
EN Mercedes dried her eyes and looked at John Thornton.
GL Mercedes enxugou as bágoas e mirou para John Thornton.
Fonte: CHA (1081)
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