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1 отмываться (I) > отмыться (I)
............................................................1. wash out(v.) شستشو کردن، کثافات را پاک کردن، از پا درآوردن، از بین بردن، محو کردن، شستشو، ضرر، زیان، شکست، مردود............................................................2. come offتحقق یافتن، وقوع یافتن............................................................3. wash off............................................................4. come out............................................................5. wash clean............................................................6. come cleanРусско-персидский словарь > отмываться (I) > отмыться (I)
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2 обмываться (I) > обмыться (I)
........................................................................................................................Русско-персидский словарь > обмываться (I) > обмыться (I)
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3 почиститься (II) (св)
........................................................................................................................2. clean up(v.) عمل تمیز کردن و پاک کردن، تصفیه
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wash up (something) — 1. to be moved and left in another place by the flow of water. Following the sinking of the ferry, a number of bodies washed up on shore. Scattered around the bridge is a lot of debris that washed up. 2. to clean the dishes after a meal. Who s… … New idioms dictionary