Rehydrate Meaning in English
word
ɹiˈhaɪdɹeɪt
ree-HY-drayt
ɹɪhˈaɪdɹeɪt
ri-HY-drayt
Definition
To put water back into something that has lost water, often referring to a person, animal, or food that needs more fluids.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in medical, sports, or food contexts ('rehydrate after exercise', 'rehydrate dried fruit'). More formal than 'drink water'. Not the same as 'hydrate', which can mean keeping water levels up in general.
Spanish: rehidratarPortuguese (BR): reidratarPortuguese (PT): reidratarChinese (Simplified): 补充水分 - 重新水化Chinese (Traditional): 補充水分 - 重新水化Hindi: फिर से हाइड्रेट करनाArabic: إعادة ترطيبBengali: পুনরায় পানিয়করণ করা - পুনরায় জল/পানি যোগানোRussian: регенидратировать - восполнять жидкостьJapanese: 再水和する - 水分を補給するVietnamese: bù nước lại - làm ngậm nước lạiKorean: 재수화하다 - 수분을 보충하다Turkish: yeniden sulandırmak - yeniden sıvı kazandırmakUrdu: پانی دوبارہ شامل کرنا - دوبارہ نم کرناIndonesian: rehidrasi - mengembalikan cairan
Example Sentences
It is important to rehydrate after running in hot weather.
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You can rehydrate dried beans by soaking them in water.
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Doctors told him to rehydrate often during illness.
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After hiking all day, I really needed to rehydrate.
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Soup is a good way to rehydrate when you don’t feel like drinking plain water.
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Make sure you rehydrate before heading to your next meeting.
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