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1 a large wash
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2 wash
adj. kan gewassen worden--------n. was; wassen; afwas; schoonmaak; wasmiddel; laag; golfslag--------v. wassen; schoonmaken; afwassen; overstromen; overtrekken (met verf)wash1[ wosj]2 vieze, waterige troep ⇒ slootwater, slappe thee♦voorbeelden:have a wash • zich wassen♦voorbeelden:1 golfslag♦voorbeelden:————————wash2♦voorbeelden:it won't wash with him • hij zal het niet geloventhe stain will wash off • de vlek gaat er (in de was) wel uitII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:wash off • (eraf) wassen
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