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1) If I want to mean that someone, maybe after a shower or a bath, uses a piece of his/her robe to get dried, what's the verb you use in English?
I think it could be one of these: to dry off, or maybe because I use a robe or a towel to remove the water on my body, to wipe off...any more?
2) And if I use a hairdryer to remove the water I have on my body?
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Thank you for your answer.
what I meant with question n°2 is the following: if, after using the robe to dry me off, I feel that my body is still wet and I want to warm me up using a hairdryer, what verb should I use?![]()
Trust me, we really don't have a word for that. I don't know anyone who would do it. If you want to warm up after a bath or a shower, put some warm clothes on!
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Do you have a verb in Italian for 'dry off, if my body still feels wet and I want to warm up with a hair-drier, after using a towel/robe for initial drying'?
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