Definition of handwashing in English:

handwashing

noun ˈhandwɒʃɪŋˈhandwäSHiNG

mass noun

1The action or process of washing one's hands.
repeated handwashing may follow from obsessions about dirt or contamination
Example sentencesExamples
- Before the meal, towels and a pitcher of water are passed around for handwashing.
- Instead of using antibacterial soap, she recommends thorough hand-washing with plain soap and warm water.
- Experts suggest the safest, most effective germ fighter is frequent handwashing.
- Regulations specify that agricultural workers be provided with handwashing and toilet facilities in the fields.
- Handwashing is part of the etiquette of meals.
- Today everything is sanitized by hand-washing.
- Both of them have fevers, which means double hand-washing for me.
- A total of 150 volunteers have signed up to tour wards and talk to patients and staff about hand-washing, cleanliness, and MRSA cases.
- With supervision and precautions like hand-washing, contact between children and animals "is a good thing," the doctor said.
- Handwashing with soap and water is required when there is soiling.
2The action or process of washing something by hand rather than in a washing machine.
she oversaw handwashing of all costumes
Example sentencesExamples
- The current process allows for handwashing of certain dishes and for machine washing of other types of dishes.
- Prohibitions include a ban on the handwashing of vehicles.
- I don't mind the handwashing of the pot — I handwash my good copper pan.
- The job involves the handwashing of items that cannot be submerged and other tasks specified according to established policy and procedure.
- Minors may clean power-driven equipment if it involves hand-washing of individual parts of the machines and the machine is dismantled and reassembled by an adult.
- The deep basin allowed hand-washing of big, heavy-duty pots.
- I did some hand-washing of socks with normal soap today and they came out fine.
- In the handwashing of the garments, a mild soap or baby shampoo in lukewarm water should be used.
- There's going to be a change in the middle of the event that may require the hand-washing of a pashmina.
- Some of my survival tactics were extreme, especially the hand-washing of all our laundry.

Definition of handwashing in US English:

handwashing

nounˈhandwäSHiNG

1The action or process of washing one's hands.
repeated handwashing may follow from obsessions about dirt or contamination
Example sentencesExamples
- Handwashing with soap and water is required when there is soiling.
- Before the meal, towels and a pitcher of water are passed around for handwashing.
- Instead of using antibacterial soap, she recommends thorough hand-washing with plain soap and warm water.
- Regulations specify that agricultural workers be provided with handwashing and toilet facilities in the fields.
- Handwashing is part of the etiquette of meals.
- Both of them have fevers, which means double hand-washing for me.
- With supervision and precautions like hand-washing, contact between children and animals "is a good thing," the doctor said.
- Experts suggest the safest, most effective germ fighter is frequent handwashing.
- A total of 150 volunteers have signed up to tour wards and talk to patients and staff about hand-washing, cleanliness, and MRSA cases.
- Today everything is sanitized by hand-washing.
2The action or process of washing something by hand rather than using a machine.
she oversaw handwashing of all costumes
Example sentencesExamples
- I don't mind the handwashing of the pot — I handwash my good copper pan.
- There's going to be a change in the middle of the event that may require the hand-washing of a pashmina.
- Prohibitions include a ban on the handwashing of vehicles.
- The current process allows for handwashing of certain dishes and for machine washing of other types of dishes.
- The job involves the handwashing of items that cannot be submerged and other tasks specified according to established policy and procedure.
- I did some hand-washing of socks with normal soap today and they came out fine.
- The deep basin allowed hand-washing of big, heavy-duty pots.
- Some of my survival tactics were extreme, especially the hand-washing of all our laundry.
- Minors may clean power-driven equipment if it involves hand-washing of individual parts of the machines and the machine is dismantled and reassembled by an adult.
- In the handwashing of the garments, a mild soap or baby shampoo in lukewarm water should be used.

单词	handwashing
释义	Definition of handwashing in English: handwashing noun ˈhandwɒʃɪŋˈhandwäSHiNG mass noun 1The action or process of washing one's hands. repeated handwashing may follow from obsessions about dirt or contamination Example sentencesExamples Before the meal, towels and a pitcher of water are passed around for handwashing. Instead of using antibacterial soap, she recommends thorough hand-washing with plain soap and warm water. Experts suggest the safest, most effective germ fighter is frequent handwashing. Regulations specify that agricultural workers be provided with handwashing and toilet facilities in the fields. Handwashing is part of the etiquette of meals. Today everything is sanitized by hand-washing. Both of them have fevers, which means double hand-washing for me. A total of 150 volunteers have signed up to tour wards and talk to patients and staff about hand-washing, cleanliness, and MRSA cases. With supervision and precautions like hand-washing, contact between children and animals "is a good thing," the doctor said. Handwashing with soap and water is required when there is soiling. 2The action or process of washing something by hand rather than in a washing machine. she oversaw handwashing of all costumes Example sentencesExamples The current process allows for handwashing of certain dishes and for machine washing of other types of dishes. Prohibitions include a ban on the handwashing of vehicles. I don't mind the handwashing of the pot — I handwash my good copper pan. The job involves the handwashing of items that cannot be submerged and other tasks specified according to established policy and procedure. Minors may clean power-driven equipment if it involves hand-washing of individual parts of the machines and the machine is dismantled and reassembled by an adult. The deep basin allowed hand-washing of big, heavy-duty pots. I did some hand-washing of socks with normal soap today and they came out fine. In the handwashing of the garments, a mild soap or baby shampoo in lukewarm water should be used. There's going to be a change in the middle of the event that may require the hand-washing of a pashmina. Some of my survival tactics were extreme, especially the hand-washing of all our laundry. Definition of handwashing in US English: handwashing nounˈhandwäSHiNG 1The action or process of washing one's hands. repeated handwashing may follow from obsessions about dirt or contamination Example sentencesExamples Handwashing with soap and water is required when there is soiling. Before the meal, towels and a pitcher of water are passed around for handwashing. Instead of using antibacterial soap, she recommends thorough hand-washing with plain soap and warm water. Regulations specify that agricultural workers be provided with handwashing and toilet facilities in the fields. Handwashing is part of the etiquette of meals. Both of them have fevers, which means double hand-washing for me. With supervision and precautions like hand-washing, contact between children and animals "is a good thing," the doctor said. Experts suggest the safest, most effective germ fighter is frequent handwashing. A total of 150 volunteers have signed up to tour wards and talk to patients and staff about hand-washing, cleanliness, and MRSA cases. Today everything is sanitized by hand-washing. 2The action or process of washing something by hand rather than using a machine. she oversaw handwashing of all costumes Example sentencesExamples I don't mind the handwashing of the pot — I handwash my good copper pan. There's going to be a change in the middle of the event that may require the hand-washing of a pashmina. Prohibitions include a ban on the handwashing of vehicles. The current process allows for handwashing of certain dishes and for machine washing of other types of dishes. The job involves the handwashing of items that cannot be submerged and other tasks specified according to established policy and procedure. I did some hand-washing of socks with normal soap today and they came out fine. The deep basin allowed hand-washing of big, heavy-duty pots. Some of my survival tactics were extreme, especially the hand-washing of all our laundry. Minors may clean power-driven equipment if it involves hand-washing of individual parts of the machines and the machine is dismantled and reassembled by an adult. In the handwashing of the garments, a mild soap or baby shampoo in lukewarm water should be used.
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