Definition of washing in English:

washing

noun ˈwɒʃɪŋ

mass noun

1The action of washing oneself or laundering clothes, bed linen, etc.
her arms were red to the elbow from doing other people's washing
avoid over-enthusiastic washing
Example sentencesExamples
- Toilet paper is a rarity and soap and water for washing is generally notable by its absence.
- Regular washing however weakens the skin thus making it easier for the bacteria to invade and cause damage.
- And it is durable, looking the same after repeated washings.
- Yet this is an invaluable tool in a household where the washing and drying of clothes is a daily task.
- Up until the late eighteenth century, washing was usually restricted to the hands and the face.
- Therefore, hot-water washing of bed linens, towels, and recently worn clothing is all you have to do.
- Face and hand washing was more common but knowledge of hygiene was non-existent.
- Apart from immunisation, hand washing is seen as the best way to halt the spread of infections.
- Any towels used to dry the affected eye after washing should not come into contact with the other eye or be used by other people.
- Thorough hand washing is the single most effective measure to prevent spread of infection.
- The best thing about them is that they'll maintain their form, even after repeat washings.
- Frequent hand washing is important in avoiding the spread of flu and cold viruses.
- Most surgical operation sites simply need to be kept clean by daily washing with cool water.
- Daily gentle washing with soap, detergent, or alcohol is effective.
- Frequent routine cleansing of the skin and daily washing of work clothes are necessary.
- On that basis, we might as well all give up washing and go around smelling like badgers, and nearly as hairy, too.
- Fabrics made with the coating withstand repeated washing with water and are therefore reusable.
Synonyms
cleansing, bathing, showering, scrubbing, purification
1. 1.1 A quantity of clothes, bed linen, etc. that is to be washed or has just been washed.
  she took her washing around to the launderette
  Example sentencesExamples
  Do not store up all your washing and take it home to your mum at the end of term.
  Now I go to get my washing in and spiders have built webs between the straps of my bras.
  An assortment of leather sheaths hang like washing on a line in a mocked-up Saxon trader's stall.
  I was the one who helped her clean her house, deal with bills and sort through her washing.
  Still, they already think we're a little odd because the man of the house hangs washing on the line.
  Chores could include emptying bins, hanging up washing or setting the table.
  Everyone takes a share in clearing away the meal, doing the dishes and folding the washing.
  In the house she puts the washing in the machine and takes it out again.
  We would also help to hang out the washing on the clothes line and then lift it with a wooden prop.
  People would be picking bits off their washing on the line wondering what it was.
  I only need someone to hang my washing on the line.
  There's another load of washing about to finish, and the dishes to be washed.
  I went and hung out a load of washing in the time it took to log on and get into my site.
  That's right its a laundrette which emails you when your washing is done so you can go and get it.
  As Sarah sat folding her washing, she remembered the terror and sadness she had felt that day.
  We doubt though that people will still be hanging out their washing across the back streets.
  I made notes and muttered the new words as I watered the garden and hung washing on the line.
  Myra had learned to only hang out the washing if the wind was blowing from the direction of the common.
  I was no exception, and I gathered up the washing and made my way down to the laundry.
  When he started to neatly fold his washing, the large and angry crowd was bristling.

Definition of washing in US English:

washing

noun

1The action of washing oneself or laundering clothes, bed linen, etc.
Example sentencesExamples
- On that basis, we might as well all give up washing and go around smelling like badgers, and nearly as hairy, too.
- Any towels used to dry the affected eye after washing should not come into contact with the other eye or be used by other people.
- Daily gentle washing with soap, detergent, or alcohol is effective.
- Therefore, hot-water washing of bed linens, towels, and recently worn clothing is all you have to do.
- Thorough hand washing is the single most effective measure to prevent spread of infection.
- Face and hand washing was more common but knowledge of hygiene was non-existent.
- Frequent routine cleansing of the skin and daily washing of work clothes are necessary.
- And it is durable, looking the same after repeated washings.
- Toilet paper is a rarity and soap and water for washing is generally notable by its absence.
- Most surgical operation sites simply need to be kept clean by daily washing with cool water.
- Yet this is an invaluable tool in a household where the washing and drying of clothes is a daily task.
- Up until the late eighteenth century, washing was usually restricted to the hands and the face.
- Apart from immunisation, hand washing is seen as the best way to halt the spread of infections.
- The best thing about them is that they'll maintain their form, even after repeat washings.
- Regular washing however weakens the skin thus making it easier for the bacteria to invade and cause damage.
- Fabrics made with the coating withstand repeated washing with water and are therefore reusable.
- Frequent hand washing is important in avoiding the spread of flu and cold viruses.
Synonyms
cleansing, bathing, showering, scrubbing, purification
1. 1.1 A quantity of clothes, bed linen, etc. that is to be washed or has just been washed.
  she took her washing around to the laundromat
  Example sentencesExamples
  We would also help to hang out the washing on the clothes line and then lift it with a wooden prop.
  There's another load of washing about to finish, and the dishes to be washed.
  Chores could include emptying bins, hanging up washing or setting the table.
  We doubt though that people will still be hanging out their washing across the back streets.
  Myra had learned to only hang out the washing if the wind was blowing from the direction of the common.
  People would be picking bits off their washing on the line wondering what it was.
  I was the one who helped her clean her house, deal with bills and sort through her washing.
  I only need someone to hang my washing on the line.
  Do not store up all your washing and take it home to your mum at the end of term.
  Everyone takes a share in clearing away the meal, doing the dishes and folding the washing.
  I made notes and muttered the new words as I watered the garden and hung washing on the line.
  When he started to neatly fold his washing, the large and angry crowd was bristling.
  I went and hung out a load of washing in the time it took to log on and get into my site.
  Still, they already think we're a little odd because the man of the house hangs washing on the line.
  Now I go to get my washing in and spiders have built webs between the straps of my bras.
  That's right its a laundrette which emails you when your washing is done so you can go and get it.
  In the house she puts the washing in the machine and takes it out again.
  An assortment of leather sheaths hang like washing on a line in a mocked-up Saxon trader's stall.
  I was no exception, and I gathered up the washing and made my way down to the laundry.
  As Sarah sat folding her washing, she remembered the terror and sadness she had felt that day.

单词	washing
释义	Definition of washing in English: washing noun ˈwɒʃɪŋ mass noun 1The action of washing oneself or laundering clothes, bed linen, etc. her arms were red to the elbow from doing other people's washing avoid over-enthusiastic washing Example sentencesExamples Toilet paper is a rarity and soap and water for washing is generally notable by its absence. Regular washing however weakens the skin thus making it easier for the bacteria to invade and cause damage. And it is durable, looking the same after repeated washings. Yet this is an invaluable tool in a household where the washing and drying of clothes is a daily task. Up until the late eighteenth century, washing was usually restricted to the hands and the face. Therefore, hot-water washing of bed linens, towels, and recently worn clothing is all you have to do. Face and hand washing was more common but knowledge of hygiene was non-existent. Apart from immunisation, hand washing is seen as the best way to halt the spread of infections. Any towels used to dry the affected eye after washing should not come into contact with the other eye or be used by other people. Thorough hand washing is the single most effective measure to prevent spread of infection. The best thing about them is that they'll maintain their form, even after repeat washings. Frequent hand washing is important in avoiding the spread of flu and cold viruses. Most surgical operation sites simply need to be kept clean by daily washing with cool water. Daily gentle washing with soap, detergent, or alcohol is effective. Frequent routine cleansing of the skin and daily washing of work clothes are necessary. On that basis, we might as well all give up washing and go around smelling like badgers, and nearly as hairy, too. Fabrics made with the coating withstand repeated washing with water and are therefore reusable. Synonyms cleansing, bathing, showering, scrubbing, purification 1.1 A quantity of clothes, bed linen, etc. that is to be washed or has just been washed. she took her washing around to the launderette Example sentencesExamples Do not store up all your washing and take it home to your mum at the end of term. Now I go to get my washing in and spiders have built webs between the straps of my bras. An assortment of leather sheaths hang like washing on a line in a mocked-up Saxon trader's stall. I was the one who helped her clean her house, deal with bills and sort through her washing. Still, they already think we're a little odd because the man of the house hangs washing on the line. Chores could include emptying bins, hanging up washing or setting the table. Everyone takes a share in clearing away the meal, doing the dishes and folding the washing. In the house she puts the washing in the machine and takes it out again. We would also help to hang out the washing on the clothes line and then lift it with a wooden prop. People would be picking bits off their washing on the line wondering what it was. I only need someone to hang my washing on the line. There's another load of washing about to finish, and the dishes to be washed. I went and hung out a load of washing in the time it took to log on and get into my site. That's right its a laundrette which emails you when your washing is done so you can go and get it. As Sarah sat folding her washing, she remembered the terror and sadness she had felt that day. We doubt though that people will still be hanging out their washing across the back streets. I made notes and muttered the new words as I watered the garden and hung washing on the line. Myra had learned to only hang out the washing if the wind was blowing from the direction of the common. I was no exception, and I gathered up the washing and made my way down to the laundry. When he started to neatly fold his washing, the large and angry crowd was bristling. Definition of washing in US English: washing noun 1The action of washing oneself or laundering clothes, bed linen, etc. Example sentencesExamples On that basis, we might as well all give up washing and go around smelling like badgers, and nearly as hairy, too. Any towels used to dry the affected eye after washing should not come into contact with the other eye or be used by other people. Daily gentle washing with soap, detergent, or alcohol is effective. Therefore, hot-water washing of bed linens, towels, and recently worn clothing is all you have to do. Thorough hand washing is the single most effective measure to prevent spread of infection. Face and hand washing was more common but knowledge of hygiene was non-existent. Frequent routine cleansing of the skin and daily washing of work clothes are necessary. And it is durable, looking the same after repeated washings. Toilet paper is a rarity and soap and water for washing is generally notable by its absence. Most surgical operation sites simply need to be kept clean by daily washing with cool water. Yet this is an invaluable tool in a household where the washing and drying of clothes is a daily task. Up until the late eighteenth century, washing was usually restricted to the hands and the face. Apart from immunisation, hand washing is seen as the best way to halt the spread of infections. The best thing about them is that they'll maintain their form, even after repeat washings. Regular washing however weakens the skin thus making it easier for the bacteria to invade and cause damage. Fabrics made with the coating withstand repeated washing with water and are therefore reusable. Frequent hand washing is important in avoiding the spread of flu and cold viruses. Synonyms cleansing, bathing, showering, scrubbing, purification 1.1 A quantity of clothes, bed linen, etc. that is to be washed or has just been washed. she took her washing around to the laundromat Example sentencesExamples We would also help to hang out the washing on the clothes line and then lift it with a wooden prop. There's another load of washing about to finish, and the dishes to be washed. Chores could include emptying bins, hanging up washing or setting the table. We doubt though that people will still be hanging out their washing across the back streets. Myra had learned to only hang out the washing if the wind was blowing from the direction of the common. People would be picking bits off their washing on the line wondering what it was. I was the one who helped her clean her house, deal with bills and sort through her washing. I only need someone to hang my washing on the line. Do not store up all your washing and take it home to your mum at the end of term. Everyone takes a share in clearing away the meal, doing the dishes and folding the washing. I made notes and muttered the new words as I watered the garden and hung washing on the line. When he started to neatly fold his washing, the large and angry crowd was bristling. I went and hung out a load of washing in the time it took to log on and get into my site. Still, they already think we're a little odd because the man of the house hangs washing on the line. Now I go to get my washing in and spiders have built webs between the straps of my bras. That's right its a laundrette which emails you when your washing is done so you can go and get it. In the house she puts the washing in the machine and takes it out again. An assortment of leather sheaths hang like washing on a line in a mocked-up Saxon trader's stall. I was no exception, and I gathered up the washing and made my way down to the laundry. As Sarah sat folding her washing, she remembered the terror and sadness she had felt that day.
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