Adjective:

1. (used especially of vegetation) having lost all moisture;

   "dried-up grass"
   "the desert was edged with sere vegetation"
   "shriveled leaves on the unwatered seedlings"
   "withered vines"
   

2. depleted of water;

   "a dried-up water hole"
   

The money raised will be used to dig bore holes to pump water into the dried-up lake.

筹到的钱款将用来挖井眼，再将水抽入干涸的湖中。

The two wells have dried up.

这两个井都已经枯竭。

The stream has dried up.

小溪已经干涸了。

The company laid off 65,000 workers after commercial-jet orders dried up.

商务飞机订单减少后公司精减了65,000名工人。

Warm breezes from the South dried up the streets.

来自南方的温暖和风吹干了街道。

The pool had dried up and was full of bracken and reeds.

水塘已经干涸，里面都是欧洲蕨和芦苇。

a dried-up river bed

干涸的河床

The mountain fell down and the river dried up.

山崩川竭.

The dates have all dried up in the sun.

枣儿都晒干巴了.

The ground dried up quickly after the rain.

雨后地很快就干了.

The long drought dried up all the wells.

长期的干旱使所有的井都干涸了.

Our sources of information have dried up.

我们的信息来源枯竭了.

The spring dried up long ago.

这泉水早就干涸了.

The writer's imagination seems to have dried up.

这位作家的想像力好像己经枯竭了.

Literary thought is dried up.

文思枯竭.

The lake dried up.

湖水涸竭.

At this moment, however, even the monologue had dried up.

然而到了这一刻, 连独白也干涸起来.

The air was dry and limewash dried up in a moment.

这儿空气干燥,一会儿石灰已经干透.