How to pronounce dry pinyin?

Idioms with stem and their explanations;

Dried fish: a small fish in a dry car ditch. Metaphor is a person who is in urgent need of help in trouble.

A dried-up fish is a metaphor for being in trouble.

Fishing in dry water: Drain the pool to catch fish. Metaphor only talks about immediate interests, not long-term plans.

Dry thinking and worry: I still rack my brains.

Dry rut: small fish in a dry ditch. Metaphor is a person who is in urgent need of help in trouble.

Drought: the small fish in the dry ditch. Metaphor is a person who is in urgent need of help in trouble.

Rivers dry up, oceans dry up: rivers dry up, oceans dry up. The metaphor is detailed and thorough, leaving no room.

The essence of dry river: the legendary water demon.

Dried fish get water: dried fish get water. Metaphor rescue, rely on.

The water in the rut is dry and the fish spit and wet each other. Metaphor is to help each other with meager strength in difficult situations.

Example of drying:

1. Many ponds have dried up because of the long drought since summer.

Tolerance is a drizzle, which can moisten the dry land.

3. To be a man, you should know that a false name is like a cloud, and don't care too much. People who show off their talents often hide their withered hearts and can't stand the slap of reality.

4. You are the dew of a long drought. Although it is only a drop, this crystal drop moistens my dry heart.

This river will not dry up. He will flow forever, just like a mother's greatness, just like a son's galloping, so it will never end.

6. Father's love is a clear spring, which makes your heart moist like rain even in the dry season.

7. The geography teacher said that affection is a clear spring, which can make dry talents gush out.

8. Water drops will never dry up until they are thrown into the sea. A person can be most powerful only if he integrates himself with his career.

If life is a shining water drop, the water drop will not dry up unless we devote ourselves to the sea of life and the trend of the times.

10, in human organisms, water always dries up in the eyes and overflows in the heart. It must be the past time that dries up, and it must be the present time that overflows.