dishwasher
/ˈdɪʃwɒʃə
/noun
1A machine for washing dishes automatically.Standard features include fully tiled and fitted kitchens with integrated appliances including stainless steel ovens, hobs, fridge-freezers, dishwashers and washing machines....
- Car parking is included in the price as is a range of kitchen appliances including fridge-freezers, ovens, hobs, dishwashers, washing machines and extractor fans.
- When buying electrical appliances such as dishwashers and washing machines, look for the water efficiency AAA label.
2A person employed to wash dishes.About 20% of its 300 workers are foreign, many of them legal Mexican dishwashers and chambermaids....
- He could have been one among the many migrant workers, dishwashers, messengers, cleaners, and restaurant help who perished on that day.
- Some of the workers - who are employed as cooks, waiters, oysterman, and dishwashers - have been working at the restaurant for as long as 30 years.
Derivatives
dishwashing
- And no, I haven't had to do any dishwashing lately, but I've certainly done that sort of work over the years.
- The company's dishwashing liquid, for example, contains surfactants made from vegetable oil, as well as ingredients such as aloe vera and wheat protein.
- Bleach can also irritate the skin and eyes and can cause deadly gases when combined with dishwashing detergent or ammonia-based products like toilet bowl cleaners.
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