How is the word seco translated from Spanish to English

Que no tiene agua ni humedad.

Having no water or moisture.

adjective
English translation
Dry

Examples with “seco”

See how the word “seco” is used in sentences

  • Las toallas por fin están secas. The towels are finally dry.

  • Sécate las manos antes de tocarlo. Dry your hands before you touch it.

  • Su sentido del humor socarrón sorprende a la gente. His dry sense of humour surprises people.

  • Guarda las cerillas en un lugar seco. Keep the matches in a dry place.

  • Necesito secar esta ropa rápido. I need to dry these clothes quickly.

  • Soltó un comentario socarrón sobre la reunión. She made a dry comment about the weather.

  • ¿La pintura está lo bastante seca para tocarla? Is the paint dry enough to touch?

  • El viento seca la colada en una hora. The wind dries the laundry in an hour.

  • Su forma de contarlo es tan socarrona que nadie se ríe. His delivery is so dry that nobody laughs.

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FAQ about “seco”

How is “seco” translated from Spanish?
“seco” translates into English as “Dry”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “seco” mean?
Meaning of “seco”: Que no tiene agua ni humedad. In English — “Dry”.
What part of speech is “seco”?
“seco” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “seco”?
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How can I memorize “seco”?
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