英语词汇“wash”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

washwash /wɑʃ/ verb 1 to wash something using water► wash

to use water and usually soap to get the dirt off something:

He was outside washing his car.

I washed the clothes in hot water.

► clean

to wash something using a cloth or brush, and usually soap or a special product:

What can I use to clean the floor?

She was cleaning the windows with paper towels.

► mop

to clean the floor with a mop (=tool with a long handle and a soft part that you put into water):

The janitor was mopping the floor in the bathroom.

► scrub

to wash something by rubbing it hard with soap and water, especially using a brush or cloth:

She was on her knees scrubbing the kitchen floor.

► soak

to clean something by leaving it in water or another liquid for a long time:

Soak the stain in water mixed with a little bleach.

► rinse

to pass water through or over something to remove soap or other substances:

Rinse the sweater in cold water.

► wash the dishes also do the dishes

to make dishes clean by washing them with water and soap in the sink:

I’ll do the dishes if you clean up the rest of the kitchen.

► do laundry

to wash clothes and sheets, usually in a washing machine:

She did a load of laundry before she went to school.

2 to wash yourself or someone else► wash

to clean yourself with soap and water:

Make sure you wash your hands thoroughly.

➔ You can also say wash up when you mean “to wash your hands and sometimes your face”: Go wash up before dinner.

► take a bath

to wash yourself by sitting in a bathtub:

My little sister takes a bath after dinner.

► take a shower

to wash yourself by standing under a shower:

I like to take a shower in the morning, because it helps me wake up.

► shower

to wash yourself by standing under a shower. Shower sounds more formal than take a shower:

He showered, dressed, and ate breakfast.

► bathe

to wash yourself or someone else in a bathtub. Bathe means the same as take a bath but sounds more formal:

One of the nurses’ jobs is to bathe the patients.

➔ see clean2

单词	wash
例句	washwash /wɑʃ/ verb 1 to wash something using water► wash to use water and usually soap to get the dirt off something: He was outside washing his car. I washed the clothes in hot water. ► clean to wash something using a cloth or brush, and usually soap or a special product: What can I use to clean the floor? She was cleaning the windows with paper towels. ► mop to clean the floor with a mop (=tool with a long handle and a soft part that you put into water): The janitor was mopping the floor in the bathroom. ► scrub to wash something by rubbing it hard with soap and water, especially using a brush or cloth: She was on her knees scrubbing the kitchen floor. ► soak to clean something by leaving it in water or another liquid for a long time: Soak the stain in water mixed with a little bleach. ► rinse to pass water through or over something to remove soap or other substances: Rinse the sweater in cold water. ► wash the dishes also do the dishes to make dishes clean by washing them with water and soap in the sink: I’ll do the dishes if you clean up the rest of the kitchen. ► do laundry to wash clothes and sheets, usually in a washing machine: She did a load of laundry before she went to school. 2 to wash yourself or someone else► wash to clean yourself with soap and water: Make sure you wash your hands thoroughly. ➔ You can also say wash up when you mean “to wash your hands and sometimes your face”: Go wash up before dinner. ► take a bath to wash yourself by sitting in a bathtub: My little sister takes a bath after dinner. ► take a shower to wash yourself by standing under a shower: I like to take a shower in the morning, because it helps me wake up. ► shower to wash yourself by standing under a shower. Shower sounds more formal than take a shower: He showered, dressed, and ate breakfast. ► bathe to wash yourself or someone else in a bathtub. Bathe means the same as take a bath but sounds more formal: One of the nurses’ jobs is to bathe the patients. ➔ see clean2
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