hydrate

Object

• skin: Water is important to help keep the skin hydrated.
• ion: The water molecules will hydrate the ions, and will therefore become more organized, rather than randomized in the liquid.
• formula: Layer two - A three movement facial massage is given with a hydrating formula.
• cream: A densely hydrating cream that actually lifts up, firms up skin.
• body: All of us should aim to drink at least 2 liters of fluid a day to keep our bodies fully hydrated.
• patient: Treatment Keep the patient well hydrated, ie give plenty to drink.

Adjective complement

• oft-overlooked: Don't forget to'dew up ' that décolletage, and be sure to hydrate oft-overlooked surrounding areas as well.

Modifying Another Word

• adequately: Children need to be adequately hydrated during all school lessons in order to maximize their learning potential.
• strongly: The greatest effect is due to the most strongly hydrated anions.
• properly: A useful guide to checking whether you are properly hydrated is to look at the color of your urine.
• fully: How much water do we need to drink to be fully hydrated?
• well: The patient should be well hydrated prior to the study.

Modifies a noun

• saturation: The mean hydrate saturation in the well-constrained volume of the velocity model is estimated to be 2.2 % .
• formation: Testing with hydrate former to identify water with a history of hydrate formation.
• stability: This work yielded the first detailed 3-D seismic velocity model of a methane hydrate stability zone.
• zone: This work yielded the first detailed 3-D seismic velocity model of a methane hydrate stability zone.

Preposition: in

• heat: LATEST NEWS Keeping hydrated in the heat In the current hot weather itâs more important than ever to keep hydrated.

Noun used with modifier

• chloral: He made a very brief examination of Miss X believing, incorrectly, that she had been given chloral hydrate.
• methane: Test drilling in the area revealed evidence of an abundance of methane hydrate just waiting to burst free of its watery confines.
• gas: Twice as much carbon is stored in gas hydrates as in all known deposits of fossil fuels.