jiāokū

焦枯

Word · Adjective

withered; dried up; scorched

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Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

adjective

withered; dried up; scorched (of plants)

literary

Describes plants that have dried up due to drought, heat, or lack of water. Often used in literary or descriptive contexts.

Jiǔ久
hàn旱
bù不
yǔ雨
 ,
hé禾
miáo苗
jiāo焦
kū枯
 。

After a long drought without rain, the crops withered.

Liè烈
rì日
bào暴
shài晒
 ,
cǎo草
mù木
jiāo焦
kū枯
 。

Exposed to the scorching sun, the grass and trees dried up.

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Zhè这
piàn片
tǔ土
dì地
jiǔ久
wèi未
guàn灌
gài溉
 ,
yǐ已
shì是
jiāo焦
kū枯
yī一
piàn片
 。

This land has not been irrigated for a long time and is now completely parched.