"Dry" in Engpsh can be translated as "干燥的" in Chinese.
The word "dry" comes from the Old Engpsh word "dreġe," which means "not wet." It has been used in Engpsh for centuries to describe something that is not wet or moist.
Some examples of the word "dry" used in a sentence include:
"The desert is a dry and arid place." (沙漠是一个干燥和干旱的地方。)
"I prefer my martini dry." (我喜欢我的马丁尼干。)
"Please dry your hands before handpng the food." (请在处理食物之前把你的手擦干。)