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Bmojtaba Posted 15 years ago
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I found the following definition for word 'dry up' in dictionary......'completely dry or dried out'
'dry up' is a phrasal verb and 'completely dry or dried out' both of them are adjective..... are they ture????
Thanks in advance
'dry up' is a phrasal verb and 'completely dry or dried out' both of them are adjective..... are they ture????
Thanks in advance
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Please quote the whole definition as it appears in that dictionary, or provide a link. It doesn't sound right to me. CJ
- Please quote the whole definition as it appears in that dictionary, or provide a link.
- It doesn't sound right to me.
- CJ
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Please quote the whole definition as it appears in that dictionary, or provide a link.
It doesn't sound right to me.
CJ
It doesn't sound right to me.
CJ
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