Definition of dehumidify in English:

dehumidify

verbdehumidifies, dehumidified, dehumidifyingdiːhjuːˈmɪdɪfʌɪˌdihjuˈmɪdəˌfaɪ

[with object]

Remove moisture from (the air or a gas).
给（空气，气体）除湿，使干燥
Example sentencesExamples
- It can dehumidify down to 42-degrees, and some models hold a whopping 65 pints of water.
- Room units for heating, cooling, humidifying, or dehumidifying are not acceptable.
- The freezers warm up and dehumidify the air inside the appliance daily or when their ‘intelligent’ system detects the unit needs it, raising the temperature just enough to stop ice forming.
- A small unit running for an extended period operates more efficiently and is more effective at dehumidifying than a large unit that cycles on and off too frequently.
- The size of the fan, along with the power of the fan motor, determines how large a room your unit can dehumidify.
- Cooling is provided using ground water that pre-cools and dehumidifies the incoming air, and then runs through high-level cooling convectors in the offices for additional effect.
- A centralized air system filters air and humidifies or dehumidifies it, depending on the season.
- Cleaning surfaces with a bleach solution and dehumidifying the air can help, but if you have mold inside your walls or any serious buildup, you'll want to have it dealt with by a professional.
- Computers generate heat, dehumidifying the air, and you blink less when you concentrate on work.
- Once the gas is extracted, it is scrubbed to remove acids and dehumidified.
- The submarine is now on display in a special gallery which is served by a powerful dehumidifying system.
- Balls then move to the ‘drying room,’ an air-conditioned, dehumidified area where they dry out from the effects of the dampening room.
- Air-to-air exchangers will dehumidify and provide a constant 0.75 air change per hour, compared with the average four to five air changes per hour that leak into the average wood frame home.
- Control of moisture and nutrient matter inside the home includes dehumidifying and circulating indoor air to eliminate conditions conducive to microbial growth.
- Keep the unit clear of windows and doors where dehumidified air will leak out.
- ‘We do our best by dehumidifying the fumigating to keep the manuscript safe from insects.’ says a librarian.’
- Each night the boats are dehumidified in their sheds to dry out water absorbed by the hulls.
- Shut all doors and windows to the area to be dehumidified.
- When connected to a sideline compressor, the undergarment device blows dehumidified air on the players.
Synonyms
make dry, dry out, dry up, parch, scorch, sear, bake

Derivatives

dehumidification

nounˌdiːhjuːˌmɪdɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nˌdi(h)jumɪdəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

Areas with high humidity and warm nights will require additional mechanical cooling and dehumidification.
Example sentencesExamples
- Equally, on a dry day there is less required of the units by way of dehumidification.
- Condensation is rarely a concern; to minimize the risk of condensation, dehumidification should be designed into the room air supply system.
- Reducing outside air intake means less cooling, heating, dehumidification and exhaust fan speed, if it's variable, thus saving energy several ways.
- Vigorous cleaning, special moisture control measures, and dehumidification, along with minimizing indoor plants, can decrease mold exposure.
- In addition, the mold and moisture issues associated with chillers operating at part-load conditions are eliminated when proper dehumidification can occur.

Definition of dehumidify in US English:

dehumidify

verbˌdēhyo͞oˈmidəˌfīˌdihjuˈmɪdəˌfaɪ

[with object]

Remove moisture from (the air or a gas).
给（空气，气体）除湿，使干燥
Example sentencesExamples
- Room units for heating, cooling, humidifying, or dehumidifying are not acceptable.
- Air-to-air exchangers will dehumidify and provide a constant 0.75 air change per hour, compared with the average four to five air changes per hour that leak into the average wood frame home.
- Each night the boats are dehumidified in their sheds to dry out water absorbed by the hulls.
- ‘We do our best by dehumidifying the fumigating to keep the manuscript safe from insects.’ says a librarian.’
- Control of moisture and nutrient matter inside the home includes dehumidifying and circulating indoor air to eliminate conditions conducive to microbial growth.
- Cleaning surfaces with a bleach solution and dehumidifying the air can help, but if you have mold inside your walls or any serious buildup, you'll want to have it dealt with by a professional.
- Shut all doors and windows to the area to be dehumidified.
- The size of the fan, along with the power of the fan motor, determines how large a room your unit can dehumidify.
- When connected to a sideline compressor, the undergarment device blows dehumidified air on the players.
- Balls then move to the ‘drying room,’ an air-conditioned, dehumidified area where they dry out from the effects of the dampening room.
- It can dehumidify down to 42-degrees, and some models hold a whopping 65 pints of water.
- Keep the unit clear of windows and doors where dehumidified air will leak out.
- The submarine is now on display in a special gallery which is served by a powerful dehumidifying system.
- A centralized air system filters air and humidifies or dehumidifies it, depending on the season.
- Cooling is provided using ground water that pre-cools and dehumidifies the incoming air, and then runs through high-level cooling convectors in the offices for additional effect.
- A small unit running for an extended period operates more efficiently and is more effective at dehumidifying than a large unit that cycles on and off too frequently.
- The freezers warm up and dehumidify the air inside the appliance daily or when their ‘intelligent’ system detects the unit needs it, raising the temperature just enough to stop ice forming.
- Computers generate heat, dehumidifying the air, and you blink less when you concentrate on work.
- Once the gas is extracted, it is scrubbed to remove acids and dehumidified.
Synonyms
make dry, dry out, dry up, parch, scorch, sear, bake

词汇	dehumidify
释义	Definition of dehumidify in English: dehumidify verbdehumidifies, dehumidified, dehumidifyingdiːhjuːˈmɪdɪfʌɪˌdihjuˈmɪdəˌfaɪ [with object] Remove moisture from (the air or a gas). 给（空气，气体）除湿，使干燥 Example sentencesExamples It can dehumidify down to 42-degrees, and some models hold a whopping 65 pints of water. Room units for heating, cooling, humidifying, or dehumidifying are not acceptable. The freezers warm up and dehumidify the air inside the appliance daily or when their ‘intelligent’ system detects the unit needs it, raising the temperature just enough to stop ice forming. A small unit running for an extended period operates more efficiently and is more effective at dehumidifying than a large unit that cycles on and off too frequently. The size of the fan, along with the power of the fan motor, determines how large a room your unit can dehumidify. Cooling is provided using ground water that pre-cools and dehumidifies the incoming air, and then runs through high-level cooling convectors in the offices for additional effect. A centralized air system filters air and humidifies or dehumidifies it, depending on the season. Cleaning surfaces with a bleach solution and dehumidifying the air can help, but if you have mold inside your walls or any serious buildup, you'll want to have it dealt with by a professional. Computers generate heat, dehumidifying the air, and you blink less when you concentrate on work. Once the gas is extracted, it is scrubbed to remove acids and dehumidified. The submarine is now on display in a special gallery which is served by a powerful dehumidifying system. Balls then move to the ‘drying room,’ an air-conditioned, dehumidified area where they dry out from the effects of the dampening room. Air-to-air exchangers will dehumidify and provide a constant 0.75 air change per hour, compared with the average four to five air changes per hour that leak into the average wood frame home. Control of moisture and nutrient matter inside the home includes dehumidifying and circulating indoor air to eliminate conditions conducive to microbial growth. Keep the unit clear of windows and doors where dehumidified air will leak out. ‘We do our best by dehumidifying the fumigating to keep the manuscript safe from insects.’ says a librarian.’ Each night the boats are dehumidified in their sheds to dry out water absorbed by the hulls. Shut all doors and windows to the area to be dehumidified. When connected to a sideline compressor, the undergarment device blows dehumidified air on the players. Synonyms make dry, dry out, dry up, parch, scorch, sear, bake Derivatives dehumidification nounˌdiːhjuːˌmɪdɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nˌdi(h)jumɪdəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n Areas with high humidity and warm nights will require additional mechanical cooling and dehumidification. Example sentencesExamples Equally, on a dry day there is less required of the units by way of dehumidification. Condensation is rarely a concern; to minimize the risk of condensation, dehumidification should be designed into the room air supply system. Reducing outside air intake means less cooling, heating, dehumidification and exhaust fan speed, if it's variable, thus saving energy several ways. Vigorous cleaning, special moisture control measures, and dehumidification, along with minimizing indoor plants, can decrease mold exposure. In addition, the mold and moisture issues associated with chillers operating at part-load conditions are eliminated when proper dehumidification can occur. Definition of dehumidify in US English: dehumidify verbˌdēhyo͞oˈmidəˌfīˌdihjuˈmɪdəˌfaɪ [with object] Remove moisture from (the air or a gas). 给（空气，气体）除湿，使干燥 Example sentencesExamples Room units for heating, cooling, humidifying, or dehumidifying are not acceptable. Air-to-air exchangers will dehumidify and provide a constant 0.75 air change per hour, compared with the average four to five air changes per hour that leak into the average wood frame home. Each night the boats are dehumidified in their sheds to dry out water absorbed by the hulls. ‘We do our best by dehumidifying the fumigating to keep the manuscript safe from insects.’ says a librarian.’ Control of moisture and nutrient matter inside the home includes dehumidifying and circulating indoor air to eliminate conditions conducive to microbial growth. Cleaning surfaces with a bleach solution and dehumidifying the air can help, but if you have mold inside your walls or any serious buildup, you'll want to have it dealt with by a professional. Shut all doors and windows to the area to be dehumidified. The size of the fan, along with the power of the fan motor, determines how large a room your unit can dehumidify. When connected to a sideline compressor, the undergarment device blows dehumidified air on the players. Balls then move to the ‘drying room,’ an air-conditioned, dehumidified area where they dry out from the effects of the dampening room. It can dehumidify down to 42-degrees, and some models hold a whopping 65 pints of water. Keep the unit clear of windows and doors where dehumidified air will leak out. The submarine is now on display in a special gallery which is served by a powerful dehumidifying system. A centralized air system filters air and humidifies or dehumidifies it, depending on the season. Cooling is provided using ground water that pre-cools and dehumidifies the incoming air, and then runs through high-level cooling convectors in the offices for additional effect. A small unit running for an extended period operates more efficiently and is more effective at dehumidifying than a large unit that cycles on and off too frequently. The freezers warm up and dehumidify the air inside the appliance daily or when their ‘intelligent’ system detects the unit needs it, raising the temperature just enough to stop ice forming. Computers generate heat, dehumidifying the air, and you blink less when you concentrate on work. Once the gas is extracted, it is scrubbed to remove acids and dehumidified. Synonyms make dry, dry out, dry up, parch, scorch, sear, bake
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