Explain in detail:

Dry, Chinese word, pinyin is gān sè, which means dry. Ming Lang Ying's "Seven Manuscripts, State Affairs Eight, Civil Failure": The old spring of this mountain flows into the Hunhe River, and it has never been dry; At this point, it is dry, and the sergeant has no water for two days. Miss the Pool by Wang Baojing: At that time, my dry and painful eyes felt alive and there were warm tears of joy. Mao Dun's "The First Half-day's Work": So the dry laughter like a duck was immediately forced out.

The word dryness has different meanings in different contexts. Below I will explain two common usages:

1. dryness describes the taste: dryness describes the lack of moist and moist feeling in the taste of food or drink, and the lack of water or adequate lubrication in the mouth. For example, eating dry noodles or drinking dry red wine can make your mouth feel dry.

2. Dry description of writing or expression: Dry description of writing or expression is obscure and lacks the characteristics of fluency, vividness or fascination. For example, an article or speech may be dry and difficult to understand because of the use of overly specialized terms or complex structure.

In short, dryness can be used to describe the lack of moist and moist feeling in the taste of food or drink, and it can also be used to describe the obscure writing or expression.

Dry sentence making

1 What you want to hear is a story that won't surprise you, so you can confirm what you already know. You wouldn't have to look higher, farther and different. You want a plain story, a dead story. What you want is dry, not fermented, seeking truth from facts.

2. From the fourth day of Lunar New Year's Day, he found that his eyes were dry, red, swollen and itchy, and he kept shedding tears, even until his right hand kept twitching and shaking uncontrollably.

3, and there is very little snow powder in Saibei. The wind blows like saline soil flying all over the sky, slapping on the face is dry and dull.

4, the trouble of growing up is bitter tea, dry and dry; Growing pains are hard and frozen; Growing pains are tears, merciless.

5. Ye Hao didn't know how to answer for a moment, so he had to lick his dry lips and nodded.