to hydrate
- verb
- /haɪˈdreɪt/
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- The application will automatically hydrate the user interface with data from the server.
Examples
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After fetching the data, the system will hydrate the model to update the displayed information.
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To make sure the object is properly configured, you need to hydrate it with the correct parameters.
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It's wise to hydrate it.
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I think it would be the skin foods, just because it's all natural and it just really hydrates my skin a lot.
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In December last year, Opportunity and crew found evidence of hydrated calcium.
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So I'm just going to put them down in alternating colors and then put the hydrate sticker right on top.
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It will also hydrate and deoxidize you—who would not like to be less dry and less rusty?
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Idioms
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A joking phrase telling someone to drink water to avoid getting dehydrated
Compounds
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Medicine that makes you sleep but can upset the stomach and make you dependent
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A white chemical that can burn skin, used in building and farming to make soil less acidic
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The computing use of hydrate borrows the same Greek root hydor 'water' but as a clear image: a helpful way to remember it is to think of 'filling' an object with data, just like filling a cup with 'water'.