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A n1 ¢ ( by person) to give [sth] a wash laver [window, floor] ; nettoyer [object] ; lessiver [paintwork, walls] ; se laver [hands, face] ; to give sb a wash débarbouiller [child] ; you need a good wash tu as besoin d'un bon débarbouillage ; to have a quick wash faire un brin de toilette ○ ; these curtains/your feet need a wash ces rideaux/tes pieds ont besoin d'être lavés ;2 ( laundry process) lavage m ; weekly wash lessive f hebdomadaire ; after only two washes après deux lavages seulement ; in the wash ( about to be cleaned) au sale ; ( being cleaned) au lavage ;5 Pharm lotion f ;6 ( swill) pâtée f.B modif frequent wash shampoo shampooing m pour lavages fréquents ; pen and wash drawing dessin m à la plume et au lavis.1 ( clean) laver [person, clothes, floor] ; nettoyer [object, wound] ; lessiver [paintwork, surface] ; to get washed se laver ; to wash everything by hand/in the machine laver tout à la main/à la machine ; to wash one's hands/face se laver les mains/le visage ; to wash sth clean laver [hands, clothes, floor] ; lessiver [paintwork] ; nettoyer [cut] ; to wash the dishes faire la vaisselle ;2 ( carry along) [tide, current] entraîner [silt, debris] ; to be washed out to sea être entraîné vers le large ; to be washed along by the tide être entraîné par la marée ; to be washed downstream être entraîné en aval ; to wash sb/sth ashore rejeter qn/qch sur le rivage ; to wash sb/sth overboard emporter qn/qch par-dessus bord ;4 ( dig out) creuser ; the water had washed a hole in the bank les inondations avaient creusé un trou dans le talus ;5 ( coat) Art laver [drawing] ; gen, Constr passer une légère couche de peinture sur [wall] ; ( with whitewash) badigeonner [wall] ; to wash a wall in pink passer une légère couche de rose sur un mur ; to wash sth with gold dorer qch au trempé [metal, coin] ;D vi2 ( clean clothes) faire la lessive ; I wash on Mondays je fais la lessive le lundi ; Whizzo washes whiter Advertg Whizzo lave plus blanc ;3 ( become clean) se laver ; to wash easily/well se laver facilement/bien ;4 ○ ( be believed) his explanation won't wash with the electorate son explication ne satisfera pas l'électorat ; that excuse won't wash with me cette excuse ne me satisfait pas.it will all come out in the wash ( be revealed) tout finira bien par se savoir ; ( be resolved) tout finira par s'arranger ; to wash one's hands of se laver les mains de [matter] ; se désintéresser de [person].■ wash away:▶ wash [sth] away, wash away [sth]2 ( carry off) [flood, tide, current] emporter [structure, debris] ; ( by erosion) [sea] éroder [cliff, bank] ;▶ wash [sb] away [wave, tide] emporter [person].■ wash down:▶ wash [sth] down, wash down [sth]2 ○ ( help to swallow) faire descendre [pill] ; faire passer [unpleasant food] ; arroser [food] ; a good steak washed down with a glass of claret un bon steak arrosé d'un verre de bordeaux.■ wash off:▶ wash off [mark] partir au lavage ;▶ wash [sth] off, wash off [sth]1 ( clean off) faire partir [qch] à l'eau [dirt, mark] ; to wash the mud off the car laver la voiture pour faire partir la boue ; go and wash that dirt off your face débarbouille-toi la figure ;2 ( carry off) drainer [topsoil].■ wash out:▶ wash out1 ( disappear by cleaning) [stain] partir au lavage ; [colour] passer ; stains that won't wash out Advertg taches rebelles ;2 ○ US ( fail to reach standard for) she washed out of college elle s'est fait recaler aux examens d'entrée en fac ○ ;▶ wash [sth] out, wash out [sth]2 ( rinse inside) rincer [cup, inside] ;3 ( clean quickly) passer [qch] à l'eau [dishcloth, brush] ;4 ( rain off) ( gén au passif) the first day's play was washed out la première journée a été annulée à cause de la pluie ;■ wash over: [water] balayer [deck] ; everything I say just washes over him tout ce que je dis glisse sur lui ; a great feeling of relief washed over me un immense soulagement m'a envahi.■ wash through:▶ wash [sth] through passer [qch] à l'eau.■ wash up:▶ wash up1 GB ( do dishes) faire la vaisselle ;▶ wash [sth] up, wash up [sth] -
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B adj1 ( not dirty) [clothes, dishes, floor, window, habits] propre ; [air, water] pur ; [wound, syringe] désinfecté ; it is not very clean to do ce n'est pas très propre de faire ; she keeps her house clean elle tient sa maison propre ; my hands are clean lit, fig j'ai les mains propres ; clean and tidy impeccable de propreté ; a clean sheet of paper une feuille blanche ; to rinse/wash sth clean rincer/laver qch ; to lick one's plate clean [person] fig ne pas en laisser une miette ; [animal] nettoyer son assiette ; keep your shoes clean ne salis pas tes chaussures ;2 ( with no pollution) [bomb, environment, process] propre ;3 ( not obscene) [joke] anodin ; [comedian] jamais vulgaire ; keep it ou the conversation clean! restons décents! ;4 ( unsullied) [reputation] sans tache ; [record, driving licence] vierge ; I've checked him out, he's clean ○ je me suis renseigné sur lui, il est réglo ○ ;5 ( no longer addicted) désintoxiqué ;6 ○ ( without illicit property) argot des policiers he's clean gen il n'a rien ; ( no gun) il n'a pas d'arme ; the car/room is clean on n'a rien trouvé dans la voiture/pièce ;7 Sport [match] sans débordements ; [tackle] sans faute ; [player] fair-play inv ; [serve, hit, throw] précis ; [jump] sans toucher l'obstacle ; keep it clean ( in match) pas de bavures ;8 (elegant, neat) [lines, profile] pur ; [edge] net/nette ; clean break Med fracture f simple ; to make a clean break with the past fig rompre définitivement avec le passé.C adv littéralement ; the bullet went clean through his shoulder la balle lui a littéralement traversé l'épaule ; to jump clean over the wall sauter par-dessus le mur sans le toucher ; we're clean out of bread on n'a plus une miette de pain.D vtr1 nettoyer [room, shoes, gun] ; to clean sth from ou off enlever qch de [hands, wall, car] ; to clean the blackboard effacer le tableau ; to have sth cleaned donner qch à nettoyer ; to clean one's teeth se brosser les dents ;E vi1 ( do housework) [person] faire le ménage ; I've been cleaning all morning j'ai fait le ménage toute la matinée ;2 ( become cleansed) these handles clean easily ces poignées se nettoient facilement.to clean up one's act [person] devenir plus sérieux ; to come clean ○ about sth avouer qch ; I'll have to come clean ○ il va falloir que je dise la vérité ; to make a clean sweep of sth gagner qch haut la main.■ clean down:▶ clean [sth] down, clean down [sth] nettoyer [qch] à fond.■ clean off:▶ clean [sth] off, clean off [sth] effacer [chalk mark] ; enlever [stain, graffiti] ; to clean sth off effacer qch de [blackboard] ; enlever qch de [car, wall].■ clean out:▶ clean [sth] out, clean out [sth] ( cleanse thoroughly) nettoyer [qch] à fond [cupboard, stable, toilets] ; you should clean out your ears ○ tu devrais te déboucher les oreilles ;▶ clean [sb/sth] out, clean out [sb/sth] (leave empty, penniless) [thief] mettre [qch] à sac [house] ; [thief, shopping trip, holiday] mettre [qn] à sec [person] ; ‘another game?’-‘no, I'm cleaned out ○ ’ ‘encore une partie?’-‘non, je suis nettoyé ○ ’ ;▶ clean [sb] out of délester qn de [jewellery, money].■ clean up:▶ clean up1 ( remove dirt) tout nettoyer ;2 ( tidy) tout remettre en ordre (after sb derrière qn) ;3 ( wash oneself) se débarbouiller ;▶ clean [sb] up faire la toilette de [patient] ; come and let me clean you up ( to child) viens que je te fasse un brin de toilette ;▶ clean [sth] up, clean up [sth]1 ( remove dirt) nettoyer [mess, rubbish, area, spillage] ; clean that rubbish up off ou from the floor débarrasse le sol de ces saletés ;2 fig ( remove crime) nettoyer ○ [street, city] ; ( make less obscene) expurger [TV programme, comedy act]. -
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I 1. [wɒʃ] [AE wɔːʃ]1) (by person)to give [sth.] a wash — lavare, dare una lavata a [window, floor, object]; lavarsi, dare una lavata a [hands, face]
to give sb. a wash — dare una lavata a o lavare qcn.
2) (laundry process) bucato m.in the wash — (about to be cleaned) nella biancheria sporca o da lavare; (being cleaned) a lavare, nel bucato
3) (from boat) scia f.4) (coating) mano f. (di colore)2.••II 1. [wɒʃ] [AE wɔːʃ]it will all come out in the wash — (be revealed) verrà tutto a galla; (be resolved) si risolverà tutto
2) (carry along) trasportare [silt, debris]to wash sb., sth. overboard — trascinare qcn., qcs. a mare
3) lett. (lap against) lambire [rock, shore]2.1) (clean oneself) [ person] lavarsi; [ animal] leccarsi2) (clean clothes) fare il bucato3) (become clean) [ clothes] lavarsi, essere lavabile4) colloq. (be believed)3.to wash oneself — [ person] lavarsi; [ animal] leccarsi
- wash off- wash out- wash up••to wash one's hands of — lavarsi le mani di [ matter]; disinteressarsi di [ person]
* * *[woʃ] 1. verb1) (to clean (a thing or person, especially oneself) with (soap and) water or other liquid: How often do you wash your hair?; You wash (the dishes) and I'll dry; We can wash in the stream.) lavare, lavarsi2) (to be able to be washed without being damaged: This fabric doesn't wash very well.) lavarsi3) (to flow (against, over etc): The waves washed (against) the ship.) sciabordare4) (to sweep (away etc) by means of water: The floods have washed away hundreds of houses.) spazzare via2. noun1) (an act of washing: He's just gone to have a wash.) lavata, bagno2) (things to be washed or being washed: Your sweater is in the wash.) bucato, (biancheria da lavare)3) (the flowing or lapping (of waves etc): the wash of waves against the rocks.) sciabordio4) (a liquid with which something is washed: a mouthwash.) liquido5) (a thin coat (of water-colour paint etc), especially in a painting: The background of the picture was a pale blue wash.) colore6) (the waves caused by a moving boat etc: The rowing-boat was tossing about in the wash from the ship's propellers.) ondulazione, mulinello•- washable- washer
- washing
- washed-out
- washerwoman
- washerman
- washcloth
- wash-basin
- washing-machine
- washing-powder
- washing-up
- washout
- washroom
- wash up* * *wash (1) /wɒʃ/n.1 [cu] lavata; lavatina; abluzione; ( di automobile, ecc.) lavaggio: Go and have a wash, va' a darti una lavatina!; Give the car a good wash, fa un bel lavaggio alla macchina!2 [u] biancheria ( da lavare o lavata); bucato: to send the wash to the laundry, mandare la biancheria alla lavanderia; to hang out the wash, stendere il bucato; Your socks are in the wash, i tuoi calzini sono nel bucato (o sono a lavare)6 (tecn.) strato di metallo; metallizzazione13 (geogr., naut.) barra di marea14 (geogr.) area soggetta a inondazioni; terreno golenale; zona paludosa: (in GB) – the Wash, il Wash ( baia situata tra il Norfolk e il Lincolnshire)● wash-and-wear, ( di tessuto) wash-and-wear; «lava e indossa»; «non stiro» □ wash boiler, caldaia del bucato □ (chim.) wash-bottle, spruzzetta □ ( arte) wash drawing, pittura a tempera; acquerello; guazzo □ wash-house, lavanderia □ wash-leather, pelle scamosciata lavabile.wash (2) /wɒʃ/a. attr.♦ (to) wash /wɒʃ/A v. t.1 lavare: to wash one's hands [one's face], lavarsi le mani [la faccia]; This soap will wash silks, questo sapone è adatto per lavare la seta NOTA D'USO: - to clean o to wash?-2 ( delle onde, del mare, ecc.) bagnare: The Atlantic Ocean washes the northern coasts of Cornwall, l'Oceano Atlantico bagna le coste settentrionali della Cornovaglia5 ( dell'acqua, della pioggia) scavare: The rain has washed gullies in the bank, la pioggia ha scavato solchi sulla sponda8 (tecn.) metallizzare in bagno galvanico; ricoprire di un leggero strato di metalloB v. i.1 lavarsi ( il viso, le mani, ecc.); darsi una lavata: I must wash before going out, devo lavarmi prima di uscire● to wash st. clean, pulire qc. lavando; pulire a fondo qc.; (fig.) pulire, riciclare □ (fig.) to wash one's dirty linen in public, lavare i panni sporchi in pubblico; mettere in piazza i propri affari privati □ ( USA) to wash the dishes, lavare i piatti; rigovernare □ to wash oneself, lavarsi (da solo o a fondo): Jo is old enough to wash herself, Jo è abbastanza grande per lavarsi da sola; You're absolutely filthy, Tom! Go and wash yourself!, Sei sporco da fare schifo, Tom! Vai a lavarti! □ (fig.) I wash my hands of it, me ne lavo le mani.* * *I 1. [wɒʃ] [AE wɔːʃ]1) (by person)to give [sth.] a wash — lavare, dare una lavata a [window, floor, object]; lavarsi, dare una lavata a [hands, face]
to give sb. a wash — dare una lavata a o lavare qcn.
2) (laundry process) bucato m.in the wash — (about to be cleaned) nella biancheria sporca o da lavare; (being cleaned) a lavare, nel bucato
3) (from boat) scia f.4) (coating) mano f. (di colore)2.••II 1. [wɒʃ] [AE wɔːʃ]it will all come out in the wash — (be revealed) verrà tutto a galla; (be resolved) si risolverà tutto
2) (carry along) trasportare [silt, debris]to wash sb., sth. overboard — trascinare qcn., qcs. a mare
3) lett. (lap against) lambire [rock, shore]2.1) (clean oneself) [ person] lavarsi; [ animal] leccarsi2) (clean clothes) fare il bucato3) (become clean) [ clothes] lavarsi, essere lavabile4) colloq. (be believed)3.to wash oneself — [ person] lavarsi; [ animal] leccarsi
- wash off- wash out- wash up••to wash one's hands of — lavarsi le mani di [ matter]; disinteressarsi di [ person]
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1. transitive verb1) waschenwash oneself/one's hands (also euphem.) /face/hair — sich waschen/sich (Dat.) die Hände (auch verhüll.) /das Gesicht/die Haare waschen
wash the dishes — abwaschen; [Geschirr] spülen
wash the floor — den Fußboden aufwischen od. feucht wischen
wash one's hands of somebody/something — mit jemandem/etwas nichts mehr zu tun haben wollen
3) (by licking) putzenthe cat washed its fur — die Katze putzte sich (Dat.) das Fell
4) (carry along) spülen2. intransitive verb1) sich waschen2) (clean clothes) waschen3) [Stoff, Kleidungsstück, Handtuch:] sich waschen lassen3. nounthat won't wash — (fig. coll.) das zieht nicht (ugs.)
1)give somebody/something a [good] wash — jemanden/etwas [gründlich] waschen
the baby/car needs a wash or (coll.) could do with a wash — das Kind/Auto müsste mal gewaschen werden
2) (laundering) Wäsche, dieit is in the wash — es ist in der Wäsche
it'll all come out in the wash — (fig. coll.) das wird sich alles klären
4) (lotion) Waschlotion, diePhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/81128/wash_away">wash away- wash off- wash out- wash up* * *[woʃ] 1. verb1) (to clean (a thing or person, especially oneself) with (soap and) water or other liquid: How often do you wash your hair?; You wash (the dishes) and I'll dry; We can wash in the stream.) (ab)waschen2) (to be able to be washed without being damaged: This fabric doesn't wash very well.) sich waschen4) (to sweep (away etc) by means of water: The floods have washed away hundreds of houses.) wegschwemmen2. noun1) (an act of washing: He's just gone to have a wash.) das Waschen2) (things to be washed or being washed: Your sweater is in the wash.) die Wäsche3) (the flowing or lapping (of waves etc): the wash of waves against the rocks.) die Brandung4) (a liquid with which something is washed: a mouthwash.) das Wasser5) (a thin coat (of water-colour paint etc), especially in a painting: The background of the picture was a pale blue wash.) der Farbüberzug6) (the waves caused by a moving boat etc: The rowing-boat was tossing about in the wash from the ship's propellers.) das Kielwasser•- washable- washer
- washing
- washed-out
- washerwoman
- washerman
- washcloth
- wash-basin
- washing-machine
- washing-powder
- washing-up
- washout
- washroom
- wash up* * *[wɒʃ, AM wɑ:ʃ]I. n<pl -es>to do a \wash [Wäsche] waschento give sth/sb a [good] \wash etw/jdn [gründlich] waschento have a \wash sich akk waschento need a good \wash gründlich gewaschen werden müssen▪ the \wash die Wäscheto be in the \wash in der Wäsche seinthey both have their pros and cons so it's a \wash really beide haben ihre Vor- und Nachteile, es bleibt sich also gleich6.II. vt1. (clean)▪ to \wash sb/oneself/sth jdn/sich/etw waschento \wash sb's clothes jds Wäsche waschento \wash the dishes abwaschen, [ab]spülento \wash one's hair/hands sich dat die Haare/Hände waschento \wash a wound eine Wunde spülen [o auswaschento be \washed ashore an Land gespült werdento be \washed overboard über Bord gespült werden3.▶ to \wash one's dirty linen in public ( pej) seine schmutzige Wäsche in aller Öffentlichkeit waschen▶ to not be fit to \wash sb's feet es nicht wert sein, jds Füße zu waschen▶ to \wash one's hands of sb/sth mit jdm/etw nichts zu tun haben wollen▶ to \wash sb's mouth [out] with soap and water jdm den Mund gründlich mit Seifenwasser ausspülenIII. vi2. (laundry)to \wash well sich akk gut waschen lassen3. (lap)4.▶ sth won't \wash with sb etw hat keinerlei Wirkung bei jdmyour excuse for being late won't \wash with me deine Entschuldigung für dein Zuspätkommen kaufe ich dir nicht ab fam* * *[wɒʃ]1. n1)to give sb/sth a (good) wash — jdn/etw (gründlich) waschen
to give one's hands/face a wash — sich (dat) die Hände/das Gesicht waschen
2) (= laundry) Wäsche fit will all come out in the wash (fig inf) — es wird schon alles rauskommen, es wird sich schon noch alles zeigen (inf)
5) (= mouthwash) Mundwasser nt; (= liquid remains, also pej) Spülwasser nt; (for walls etc) Tünche f6)2. vt1) car, hair, clothes etc waschen; dishes spülen, abwaschen; floor aufwaschen, aufwischen; parts of body sich (dat) waschento wash one's hands (euph) — sich (dat) die Hände waschen (euph)
to wash one's hands of sb/sth — mit jdm/etw nichts mehr zu tun haben wollen
to wash sth clean — etw rein waschen
2) (sea etc) umspülen; wall, cliffs etc schlagen gegen3) (river, sea = carry) spülento wash ashore — an Land spülen or schwemmen, anschwemmen
4)3. vi1) (= have a wash) sich waschen3)a material that washes well/doesn't wash well — ein Stoff, der sich gut wäscht/den man nicht waschen kann or der sich nicht waschen lässt
4) (sea etc) schlagen* * *A s1. Waschen n, Wäsche f:in the wash in der Wäsche;a) herausgehen (Fleck etc),b) fig umg in Ordnung kommen, sich klären,c) fig umg rauskommen, sich zeigen;give sth a wash etwas (ab)waschen;have a wash sich waschen;2. (zu waschende oder gewaschene) Wäsche3. Waschwasser n, -lauge f4. Spülwasser n (auch fig dünne Suppe etc)5. Spülicht n, Küchenabfälle pl6. fig Gewäsch n, leeres Gerede7. (Augen-, Haar- etc) Wasser n8. PHARM Waschung f9. Anspülen n (der Wellen), Wellenschlag m, (Tosen n der) Brandung f10. Anschlagen n, Klatschen n (der Wellen)11. SCHIFF Kielwasser n12. FLUGa) Luftstrudel m, Sog mb) glatte Strömung13. Goldsand m, goldhaltige Erde14. GEOLa) Auswaschung f, (Wasser)Erosion fb) (Alluvial)Schutt m15. GEOGa) Schwemm-, Marschland nb) Morast m16. seichtes Gewässer17. Farbüberzug m:a) Tusche f, dünn aufgetragene (Wasser)Farbeb) ARCH Tünche f18. TECHa) Bad n, Abspritzung fb) Plattierung fB adj waschbar, -echt (Stoff etc)C v/twash one’s face;wash o.s., get washed sich waschen;2. (ab)spülen, (ab)spritzen4. benetzen, befeuchten5. be-, um-, überspülen, überfluten:6. (fort-, weg)spülen, (-)schwemmen:be washed ashore angeschwemmt werden9. (mit Farbe) streichen:a) tünchen, weißenb) dünn anstreichenc) tuschen10. Sand (nach Gold etc) auswaschenD v/i1. a) sich waschenb) sich die Hände waschen2. (Wäsche) waschen3. a) sich gut etc waschen (lassen)b) waschecht sein4. umga) einer näheren Prüfung standhalten (Aussage etc)wash ashore angeschwemmt werden6. fluten, spülen ( beide:over über akk)7. branden, klatschen ( beide:against gegen)* * *1. transitive verb1) waschenwash oneself/one's hands (also euphem.) /face/hair — sich waschen/sich (Dat.) die Hände (auch verhüll.) /das Gesicht/die Haare waschen
wash the dishes — abwaschen; [Geschirr] spülen
wash the floor — den Fußboden aufwischen od. feucht wischen
wash one's hands of somebody/something — mit jemandem/etwas nichts mehr zu tun haben wollen
3) (by licking) putzenthe cat washed its fur — die Katze putzte sich (Dat.) das Fell
4) (carry along) spülen2. intransitive verb1) sich waschen2) (clean clothes) waschen3) [Stoff, Kleidungsstück, Handtuch:] sich waschen lassen3. nounthat won't wash — (fig. coll.) das zieht nicht (ugs.)
1)give somebody/something a [good] wash — jemanden/etwas [gründlich] waschen
the baby/car needs a wash or (coll.) could do with a wash — das Kind/Auto müsste mal gewaschen werden
2) (laundering) Wäsche, dieit'll all come out in the wash — (fig. coll.) das wird sich alles klären
3) (of ship, aircraft, etc.) Sog, der4) (lotion) Waschlotion, diePhrasal Verbs:- wash off- wash out- wash up* * *v.sich waschen v.waschen v.(§ p.,pp.: wusch, gewaschen) n.Wäsche f. -
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I [kliːn]1) (not dirty) [clothes, dishes, floor] pulito; [air, water] pulito, puro; [ syringe] pulito, disinfettatoto wash sth. clean — lavare qcs
2) (with no pollution) [environment, energy] pulito3) (not obscene) [ joke] pulito4) (unsullied) [ reputation] senza macchia; [ criminal record] pulito5) (no longer addicted) pulito, disintossicato6) colloq. (without illicit property)keep it clean — (in match) niente gioco pesante
to make a clean break with the past — fig. tagliare col passato
••II [kliːn]to come clean — colloq. vuotare il sacco
avverbio completamente, interamenteIII [kliːn]IV 1. [kliːn]to give sth. a clean — dare una pulita a qcs
1) pulire [room, shoes]; cancellare [ blackboard]to clean sth. from o off togliere qcs. da [hands, car]; to have sth. cleaned fare lavare qcs., portare qcs. a lavare; to clean one's teeth — lavarsi i denti
2) gastr. pulire [fish, vegetables]2.verbo intransitivo (do housework) pulire, fare le pulizie3.to clean itself — [ animal] pulirsi, lavarsi
- clean up* * *[kli:n] 1. adjective1) (free from dirt, smoke etc: a clean window; a clean dress.) pulito2) (neat and tidy in one's habits: Cats are very clean animals.) pulito3) (unused: a clean sheet of paper.) bianco4) (free from evil or indecency: a clean life; keep your language clean!) puro5) (neat and even: a clean cut.) netto2. adverb(completely: He got clean away.) completamente3. verb(to (cause to) become free from dirt etc: Will you clean the windows?) pulire['klenli]
(clean in personal habits.)
- cleaner- cleanly- clean up
- a clean bill of health
- a clean slate
- come clean
- make a clean sweep* * *I [kliːn]1) (not dirty) [clothes, dishes, floor] pulito; [air, water] pulito, puro; [ syringe] pulito, disinfettatoto wash sth. clean — lavare qcs
2) (with no pollution) [environment, energy] pulito3) (not obscene) [ joke] pulito4) (unsullied) [ reputation] senza macchia; [ criminal record] pulito5) (no longer addicted) pulito, disintossicato6) colloq. (without illicit property)keep it clean — (in match) niente gioco pesante
to make a clean break with the past — fig. tagliare col passato
••II [kliːn]to come clean — colloq. vuotare il sacco
avverbio completamente, interamenteIII [kliːn]IV 1. [kliːn]to give sth. a clean — dare una pulita a qcs
1) pulire [room, shoes]; cancellare [ blackboard]to clean sth. from o off togliere qcs. da [hands, car]; to have sth. cleaned fare lavare qcs., portare qcs. a lavare; to clean one's teeth — lavarsi i denti
2) gastr. pulire [fish, vegetables]2.verbo intransitivo (do housework) pulire, fare le pulizie3.to clean itself — [ animal] pulirsi, lavarsi
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I [kliːn] adjчистый, опрятный, чистоплотныйHe took a clean sheet of paper. — Он взял чистый лист бумаги.
New brooms sweep clean. — ◊ Новая метла чисто метет
- clean face- clean snow- clean copy- clean air
- clean conscience
- keep the house clean
- wash smth clean II [kliːn] vмыть, очищать, чистить- clean the blackboard- clean one's shoes
- clean a window
- clean vegetables
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اِجْتِرَاف خلفي \ wash: movement of water caused by a moving boat. \ اِندَفَعَ (الماء) \ wash: (of water) to move or carry away: The sea washed against the cliffs. \ See Also اِصطَخَبَ (الموج) \ غَسِيل \ wash: cleaning with water and soap: My shirt needs a wash. \ نَظَّفَ بالغَسْل \ wash: to clean with water and often soap: Wash your face. Wash the dirt off it. -
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غَسَلَ (غَسَّلَ) \ bath (bathe): to wash (a baby) in a bath; take a bath. bathe: to wash (a wound, etc.). wash: to clean with water and often soap: Wash your face. -
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اِغْتَسَلَ \ bath, bathe: to wash (a baby) in a bath; take a bath. bathe: to go into water (sea, river, baths, etc.) for pleasure. wash: to clean oneself in this way: Wash before you eat. -
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wash [wɒʃ]laver ⇒ 1 (a), 2 (c) baigner ⇒ 1 (b) emporter ⇒ 1 (b) se laver ⇒ 2 (a), 2 (b) faire sa toilette ⇒ 2 (a) être lavable ⇒ 2 (b) nettoyage ⇒ 3 (a) lessive ⇒ 3 (b) remous ⇒ 3 (c)∎ go and wash your hands va te laver les mains;∎ she washed her hair elle s'est lavé la tête ou les cheveux;∎ he washed the walls clean il a bien lavé ou nettoyé les murs;∎ to wash the dishes faire ou laver la vaisselle;∎ to wash clothes faire la lessive;∎ wash in cold/hot water (on clothing label) laver à l'eau froide/chaude;∎ I wash my hands of the whole affair je me lave les mains de toute cette histoire;∎ she washed her hands of him elle s'est désintéressée de lui∎ the waves washed the shore les vagues baignaient la côte;∎ the body was washed ashore le cadavre s'est échoué ou a été rejeté sur la côte;∎ the crew was washed overboard l'équipage a été emporté par une vague;∎ he was washed out to sea il a été emporté par la mer(c) (coat, cover) badigeonner(a) (clean oneself → person) se laver, faire sa toilette;∎ have you washed properly? est-ce que tu as bien fait ta toilette?(b) (be washable) se laver, être lavable;∎ this dress doesn't wash very well cette robe ne supporte pas bien le lavage;∎ British familiar his story just doesn't wash with me son histoire ne marche pas avec moi, il ne me fera pas avaler cette histoire∎ you wash and I'll dry tu laves et j'essuie(d) (waves, sea)∎ the waves washed against the cliff les vagues baignaient la falaise3 noun(a) (act of cleaning) nettoyage m;∎ this floor needs a good wash ce plancher a bien besoin d'être lavé ou nettoyé;∎ your hair needs a wash il faut que tu te laves la tête;∎ give your face a wash lave-toi le visage;∎ I gave the car a wash j'ai lavé la voiture;∎ he's having a wash il se lave, il fait sa toilette;∎ I could do with a quick wash and brush-up j'aimerais faire un brin de toilette ou me débarbouiller(b) (clothes to be washed) lessive f, linge m sale;∎ your shirt is in the wash (laundry basket) ta chemise est au (linge) sale; (machine) ta chemise est à la lessive;∎ the stain came out in the wash la tache est partie au lavage;∎ British it'll all come out in the wash (become known) ça finira par se savoir; (turn out for the best) tout cela finira par s'arranger(c) (movement of water → caused by current) remous m; (→ caused by ship) sillage m, remous m; (sound of water) clapotis m(d) (of paint) badigeon mAmerican lavable►► Art wash drawing dessin m au lavis;American Stock Exchange wash sale vente f fictive(carry off → boat, bridge, house) emporter; (→ river bank, soil) éroder;∎ the rain washed away the road la route s'est effondrée sous l'action de la pluie;∎ figurative to wash one's sins away laver ses péchés∎ roast beef washed down with Burgundy wine rosbif arrosé d'un bourgogne➲ wash off(remove → with soap) enlever ou faire partir au lavage; (→ with water) enlever ou faire partir à l'eau(disappear → with soap) s'en aller ou partir au lavage; (→ with water) s'en aller ou partir à l'eau;∎ the paint won't wash off la peinture ne s'en va pas ou ne part pas➲ wash out(a) (remove → with soap) enlever ou faire partir au lavage; (→ with water) enlever ou faire partir à l'eau(d) (cancel, prevent)∎ the game was washed out le match a été annulé à cause de la pluie= wash off∎ anything I say just washes over her rien de ce que je lui dis ne lui fait le moindre effet➲ wash up∎ whose turn is it to wash up the dishes? à qui le tour de faire ou de laver la vaisselle?∎ several dolphins were washed up on shore plusieurs dauphins se sont échoués sur la côte -
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wash [wɒ∫]1. noun• to give one's hands/face a wash se laver les mains/le visageb. ( = laundry) I do a big wash on Mondays je fais une grande lessive le lundi• your shirt is in the wash ( = being washed) ta chemise est à la lessivea. laver• to wash o.s. [person] se laver ; [cat] faire sa toilette• to wash one's hands/face se laver les mains/le visagea. ( = have a wash) [person] se laver ; [cat] faire sa toilettec. [waves, sea, flood] to wash over sth balayer qch• a wave of sadness/tiredness washed over him il a soudain ressenti une profonde tristesse/une grande fatigue4. compounds[stain] s'en aller au lavagea. [+ stain] faire partir au lavageb. [waves, sea, flood] ( = carry away) emporter ; [+ footprints] balayera. [+ deck, car] laver (à grande eau) ; [+ wall] lessiverb. [+ medicine, pill] faire descendre ; [+ food] arroser► wash off► wash outa. [dye, colours] passer au lavagea. ( = remove) [+ stain] faire partir au lavageb. ( = rinse) [+ bottle, pan] laverc. the match was washed out ( = prevented by rain) le match a été annulé à cause de la pluie► wash upa. (British) ( = wash dishes) faire la vaisselleb. (US) ( = have a wash) se débarbouillerb. [sea, tide] rejeter (sur le rivage) ; [river] rejeter (sur la berge)* * *1. [wɒʃ]1) [U] ( by person)to give [something] a wash — laver [window, floor]; nettoyer [object]; lessiver [paintwork]; se laver [hands, face]
to give somebody a wash — débarbouiller [child]
2) ( laundry process) lavage mweekly wash — lessive f hebdomadaire
in the wash — ( about to be cleaned) au sale; ( being cleaned) au lavage
3) ( from boat) remous m4) ( coating) gen couche f (de peinture); Art lavis m5) ( for face) lotion f2.noun modifierfrequent wash shampoo — shampooing m pour lavages fréquents
3. [wɒʃ], US [wɔːʃ]pen and wash drawing — dessin m à la plume et au lavis
transitive verb1) ( clean) laver [person, clothes, floor]; nettoyer [object, wound]; lessiver [surface]to wash one's hands/face — se laver les mains/le visage
2) ( carry along) entraîner [silt, debris]to wash somebody/something overboard — emporter quelqu'un/quelque chose par-dessus bord
3) littér ( lap against) lécher4) ( coat) Art laver; gen, Technology passer une légère couche de peinture sur [wall]4.intransitive verb ( clean oneself) [person] se laver, faire sa toilette; [animal] faire sa toilette; ( clean clothes) faire la lessive; ( become clean) se laver5.that excuse won't wash with me — (colloq) fig cette excuse ne me satisfait pas
to wash oneself — [person] se laver; [animal] faire sa toilette
Phrasal Verbs:- wash off- wash out- wash up••it will all come out in the wash — ( be revealed) tout finira bien par se savoir; ( be resolved) tout finira par s'arranger
to wash one's hands of — se laver les mains de [matter]; se désintéresser de [person]
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1) BE lavare i piatti, rigovernare3) (clean) lavare [plate, pan]4) (bring to shore) [ tide] trasportare a riva [body, debris]* * *1) (to wash dishes etc after a meal: I'll help you wash up; We've washed the plates up.) (lavare i piatti)2) ((American) to wash one's hands and face.) (lavarsi le mani e la faccia)3) (to bring up on to the shore: The ship was washed up on the rocks; A lot of rubbish has been washed up on the beach.) (portare a riva)* * *1. vi + adv(Brit: do dishes) lavare i piatti, (Am: have a wash) darsi una lavata, lavarsi2. vt + adv1) (Brit: dishes) lavare, rigovernare2) (subj : sea etc) portare, trascinare3)to be all washed up fig fam — essere finito (-a)
* * *1) BE lavare i piatti, rigovernare3) (clean) lavare [plate, pan]4) (bring to shore) [ tide] trasportare a riva [body, debris] -
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1) (remove dirt) pulire2) (tidy) mettere in ordine (after sb. dietro a qcn.)3) (wash oneself) lavarsi4) colloq. (make profit) [ dealer] fare grossi guadagni (on con); [ gambler] vincere molto; clean [sb.] up lavare [ patient]; clean [sth.] up, clean up [sth.]5) (remove dirt) raccogliere, tirare su6) fig. (remove crime) ripulire [street, city]; (make less obscene) rendere meno volgare [ TV programme]* * *(to clean (a place) thoroughly: She cleaned (the room) up after they went home.) ripulire* * *1. vt + adv(room, mess) pulire, ripulire, (fig: city, area) fare un po' di pulizia into clean o.s. up — darsi una ripulita
2. vi + advripulire, far pulizia, (fig: make profit) fare una barca di soldi* * *1) (remove dirt) pulire2) (tidy) mettere in ordine (after sb. dietro a qcn.)3) (wash oneself) lavarsi4) colloq. (make profit) [ dealer] fare grossi guadagni (on con); [ gambler] vincere molto; clean [sb.] up lavare [ patient]; clean [sth.] up, clean up [sth.]5) (remove dirt) raccogliere, tirare su6) fig. (remove crime) ripulire [street, city]; (make less obscene) rendere meno volgare [ TV programme] -
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wash [sth.] away, wash away [sth.]2) (carry off) [ flood] spazzare, portare via [ structure]; trasportare [ debris]; (by erosion) [ sea] erodere [cliff, bank]; wash [sb.] away [wave, tide] trascinare via* * *vt + adv* * *wash [sth.] away, wash away [sth.]2) (carry off) [ flood] spazzare, portare via [ structure]; trasportare [ debris]; (by erosion) [ sea] erodere [cliff, bank]; wash [sb.] away [wave, tide] trascinare via -
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1) (disappear by cleaning) [ stain] andare via (con il lavaggio); [ colour] sbiadirsi2) AE colloq.he washed out of college — non ce l'ha fatta all'università; wash [sth.] out, wash out [sth.]
3) (remove by cleaning) fare andare via, rimuovere lavando [ stain]; fare sbiadire [ colour]4) (rinse inside) lavare, sciacquare [ cup]5) (clean quickly) sciacquare [ brush]* * *vt + adv(stain) togliere (lavando), (bottle, paintbrush) sciacquare* * *1) (disappear by cleaning) [ stain] andare via (con il lavaggio); [ colour] sbiadirsi2) AE colloq.he washed out of college — non ce l'ha fatta all'università; wash [sth.] out, wash out [sth.]
3) (remove by cleaning) fare andare via, rimuovere lavando [ stain]; fare sbiadire [ colour]4) (rinse inside) lavare, sciacquare [ cup]5) (clean quickly) sciacquare [ brush] -
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wash [sth.] down, wash down [sth.]1) (clean) lavare (con un getto d'acqua) [surface, vehicle]2) colloq. aiutare a mandare giù [pill, unpleasant food]; annaffiare [ food]* * *vt + adv(walls, car) lavare, (pill, food) mandar giù (con acqua etc)* * *wash [sth.] down, wash down [sth.]1) (clean) lavare (con un getto d'acqua) [surface, vehicle]2) colloq. aiutare a mandare giù [pill, unpleasant food]; annaffiare [ food] -
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wash [wɒʃ]1. n1) (a wash) мытьё;to have a wash помы́ться
;to give a wash вы́мыть, помы́ть
2) (the wash) сти́рка;to send clothes to the wash отда́ть бельё в сти́рку
;at the wash в сти́рке
3) (the wash) разг. бельё;to hang out the wash to dry вы́весить бельё суши́ться
4) прибо́й; шум прибо́я5) попу́тная струя́, кильва́тер; волна́6) песо́к, гра́вий; аллю́вий; нано́сы7) помо́и; бурда́; жи́дкий суп; сла́бый чай8) примо́чка9) то́нкий слой (металла, жидкой краски)10) лосьо́н, космети́ческое молочко́ и т.п.11) разг. трепотня́, перелива́ние из пусто́го в поро́жнее12) золотоно́сный песо́к14) боло́то; лу́жа15) овра́г, ба́лка16) attr. предназна́ченный для мытья́17) attr. стира́ющийся, нелиня́ющий;wash goods нелиня́ющие тка́ни
◊it'll all come out in the wash всё образу́ется
2. v1) мы́ть(ся); обмыва́ть, отмыва́ть, смыва́ть, промыва́ть; стира́ть;to wash clean отмы́ть до́чиста
3) поэт. сма́чивать;flowers washed with dew цветы́, омы́тые росо́й
4) плеска́ться, омыва́ть (берега́; тж. wash upon); разбива́ться о бе́рег ( о волнах; тж. wash against)5) нести́, сноси́ть ( о воде)6) размыва́ть7) промыва́ть золотоно́сный песо́к8) бели́ть (потолок, стены)9) горн. обогаща́ть (руду, уголь)10) залива́ть; покрыва́ть то́нким сло́ем11) ли́ться, струи́ться; влива́ться, перелива́ться12) очища́ть, обели́ть13) быть (доста́точно) убеди́тельным;that theory won't wash э́та тео́рия не выде́рживает кри́тики
а) смыва́ть; сноси́ть; вымыва́ть;б) очища́ть, обеля́ть;to wash away one's sin искупи́ть свой грех
;а) вы́мыть;б) окати́ть (водо́й);в) смыть; снести́;г) запива́ть (еду, лекарство водой, вином и т.п.);wash off смыва́ть (тж. перен.);а) мыть, вы́мыть (особ. внутри; чашки, бутылки и т.п.);б) отстира́ть ( пятно на одежде);в) помеша́ть проведе́нию (какого-л. мероприятия и т.п.);г) разру́шить ( планы);д) размыва́ть;е) амер. призна́ть неприго́дным (к военной службе, полёту и т.п.);ж) (обыкн. p. p.) лиша́ть сил, изма́тывать;to be washed out, to look washed out полиня́ть; быть бле́дным, чу́вствовать утомле́ние
;wash over перелива́ться че́рез край;а) мыть посу́ду;б) амер. умыва́ться◊to wash one's hands умы́ть ру́ки
;to wash one's dirty linen in public ≅ выноси́ть сор из избы́
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♦ clean /kli:n/A a.4 netto; nitido; preciso; accurato: a clean cut, un taglio netto; clean profile, profilo puro; the clean lines of a car, la linea pulita di un'auto; clean fracture, frattura netta5 decente; innocente; pulito: clean jokes, barzellette pulite; It's all good clean fun, è un divertimento innocente6 ( sport) corretto; leale; sportivo; pulito: clean fight, combattimento leale; ( boxe) clean blow, colpo pulito9 (relig.) puro; incontaminato10 (leg.) senza precedenti; pulito; onesto: clean life, vita onesta; (autom.) clean driving licence, patente pulita ( senza annotazioni di infrazioni); He has had a clean record for three years, sono tre anni che ha la fedina penale pulita11 (fam.) non armato; pulito12 (fam.) senza un soldo; ripulito; pulito: They left him clean of money, lo hanno lasciato al verde; lo hanno pulito ( di denaro)B avv.1 in modo da pulire bene; a fondo: to scrub the floor clean, strofinare il pavimento fino a pulirlo bene2 (fam.) completamente, interamente; del tutto: to be clean wrong, aver torto marcio; I clean forgot about it, me ne sono dimenticato completamente; They got clean away, se la sono filata; The knife went clean through his arm, il coltello gli ha trapassato il braccio da parte a parte4 ( sport) in modo pulito (o regolare); senza commettere errori: ( tiro a segno) to shoot clean, sparare senza commettere erroriC n.(solo al sing.) (fam.) pulita; ripulita: to give st. a clean, dare una pulita a qc.; DIALOGO → - Chores- I'll give the bathroom a good clean when this programme finishes, darò una bella pulita al bagno appena finisce questo programma; DIALOGO → - Dental fees- If it's just a checkup and a clean it's £60, se è solo controllo e pulizia costa £60● (comm.) clean acceptance, accettazione incondizionata ( di una cambiale) □ ( sollevamento pesi) clean and jerk, slancio □ (med., naut.) clean bill of health, patente sanitaria netta; certificato di sana costituzione; (fig.) approvazione, nullaosta □ clean copy, bella (o buona) copia □ clean-cut, netto, ben delineato, nitido; ( di persona) perbene, (dall'aria) ammodo: clean-cut features, fattezze ben delineate; clean-cut precision, estrema precisione; a clean-cut young man, un giovanotto dall'aria ammodo □ (fig.) clean-handed, che ha le mani pulite; innocente □ clean-handedness, coscienza pulita; onestà □ clean-limbed, (ben) proporzionato; snello □ clean-living, che conduce una vita sana o morigerata □ clean-minded, pulito (fig.); onesto □ (naut.) clean on board, netto a bordo □ (elettron.) clean room, camera bianca □ clean room suit, tuta sterile □ clean-shaven, sbarbato; ben rasato; senza barba o baffi □ (fig.) clean sheet, pagina bianca; fedina penale pulita □ (naut.) clean ship, nave pulita (spec. una petroliera); nave in libera pratica □ clean suit = clean room suit ► sopra □ clean timber, legno pulito ( senza nodi) □ (fig.) a clean tongue, un linguaggio castigato □ (fam.) as clean as a new pin (o as a whistle), pulitissimo; pulito come uno specchio □ (fam.) to come clean ( about st.), confessare (qc.); dire la verità (su qc.) □ (fig.) to have a clean slate, essere libero da debiti, impegni, ecc. □ (fam.) Keep it clean!, niente volgarità, per favore! □ to make a clean breast of st., confessare qc. interamente; liberarsi di un peso □ to make a clean sweep of st., fare piazza pulita di qc. □ to show a clean pair of heels, fuggire a gambe levate; scappare; ( sport) staccare □ (fig.) to start off with a clean slate, ripartire da zero ( senza pendenze o trascorsi alle spalle).♦ (to) clean /kli:n/A v. t.pulire: to clean one's shoes, pulirsi le scarpe; to clean one's teeth, pulirsi (o lavarsi) i denti; to clean fish, pulire il pesceB v. i.1 fare le pulizie; pulire● (fam. USA) to clean house, fare piazza pulita; fare un repulisti (fam.) □ to clean one's plate, vuotare (o ripulire) il piatto.NOTA D'USO: - to clean o to wash?- -
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1) GB ( do dishes) faire la vaisselle2) US ( clean oneself) faire un brin de toilette (colloq)wash [something] up, wash up [something]3) ( clean) laver [plate]; nettoyer [pan]4) ( bring to shore) rejeter
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wash up — wash dishes, clean up after a meal; wash one s hands and face … English contemporary dictionary
clean — I UK [kliːn] / US [klɪn] adjective Word forms clean : adjective clean comparative cleaner superlative cleanest *** 1) not dirty Go and put on a clean shirt. nice clean towels clean and tidy: I like to keep the place clean and tidy. spotlessly… … English dictionary
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wash — 1. verb 1) he is washing in the guest bathroom Syn: clean oneself; bathe, take a bath, shower, soak, freshen up; formal perform one s ablutions 2) he washed her socks Syn: clean, cleanse, rinse, launder … Thesaurus of popular words
clean*/*/*/ — [kliːn] adj I 1) not dirty or polluted Go and put on a clean shirt.[/ex] the clean country air[/ex] Tom had scrubbed the floor clean.[/ex] I like to keep the place clean and tidy.[/ex] Everything in the house was spotlessly clean (= extremely… … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
wash something down — 1) wash or clean something thoroughly she washed down the walls 2) accompany or follow food with a drink bacon and eggs washed down with a cup of tea … Useful english dictionary
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Clean Monday — Kite flyer on Clean Monday in Thessaloniki (Macedonia, Greece). Observed by Eastern Orthodox Christian and Eastern Catholic Type Christian … Wikipedia
wash — [n1] laundry, bath ablution, bathe, cleaning, cleansing, dirty clothes, laundering, rinse, scrub, shampoo, shower, washing; concepts 451,514 wash [n2] wave; water movement ebb and flow, eddy, flow, gush, heave, lapping, murmur, roll, rush, spurt … New thesaurus
wash — ► VERB 1) clean with water and, typically, soap or detergent. 2) (of flowing water) carry or move in a particular direction. 3) be carried by flowing water. 4) (wash over) occur all around without greatly affecting. 5) literary wet or moisten. 6) … English terms dictionary
wash up — ► wash up 1) chiefly Brit. clean crockery and cutlery after use. 2) N. Amer. clean one s hands and face. Main Entry: ↑wash … English terms dictionary
