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1 vaske op
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2 storvask
wash;(fig) ( rense ud) have a clean-up,( tage et opgør) have a showdown;(fig) wash one's dirty linen in public;[ vi holder (el. har) storvask i dag] we are doing the washing today. -
3 vaske sig
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4 bølgeslag
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5 vandfad
wash basin,(am også) washbowl. -
6 vaskebalje
wash tub. -
7 vaskehus
wash house. -
8 vaskekedel
wash boiler. -
9 vaskekumme
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10 vaskeskindshandsker
wash-leather gloves. -
11 vaskevand
wash water;( snavset) slops pl. -
12 vask fk
wash -
13 vaske
do, shampoo, wash* * *vb wash ( fx wash clothes; we are washing today);( hår) shampoo;(T: blande kort) shuffle;[ vaske hænder] wash one's hands,(am også: ansigt og hænder) wash up, clean (oneself) up;(fig) I wash my hands of it;[ den ene hånd vasker den anden] one hand washes the other;[ vaske hår] shampoo one's hair, give one's hair a shampoo;[ vaske sorte penge hvide] launder black money;[ vaske noget rent] wash something clean;[ vaske én ren](fig, neds: dække over) whitewash somebody;[ vaske ren for], se ndf;[ som kan vaskes] washable;[ med præp, adj & sig:][ vaske af] wash ( fx the dishes),( overflade) wash down ( fx the walls),(snavs etc) wash off ( fx the dirt; a stain);[ vaske for folk] take in washing;[ vaske én ren for en beskyldning] clear somebody of a charge;[ vaske om ham] do his washing;[ vaske op] wash up,(am) do (el. wash) the dishes,( generelt) wash dishes ( fx I don't like washing dishes);[ vaske sig] wash,(am også: ansigt og hænder) wash up, clean (oneself) up;(dvs storartet, stor) whacking;[ det er noget der har vasket sig!] that's something like! -
14 skylle
flush, rinse, sweep, swill out, syringe, torrent, wash* * *I. (en -r)( regnbyge) (heavy) shower, downpour,T soaker, drencher;(dvs røffel) give somebody a good dressing-down (el. ticking-off).II. vb( strømme) pour,( stærkere) rush;( for at rense) rinse ( fx one's hands, clothes; after washing your hair rinse it with clean warm water), rinse out ( fx one's mouth, a cup, a glass),[ værsgo' at skylle!] rinse your mouth, please;[ med præp, adv:][ skylle af]( rense) rinse out,( motordele) flush (out),(= bortskylle) rinse away;[ skylle bort] rinse away,(om strøm etc: fjerne) wash away,( voldsomt) sweep away ( fx a bridge);( blive skyllet bort) be washed (, swept) away;[ skylle efter]( efter vask) rinse;[ skylle efter med øl] wash it down with beer,( om spiritus) drink beer as a chaser;[ skylle i land] be washed ashore;[ skylle i sig] gulp down;[ skylle ned]( øsregne) pour (down),( drikke) gulp down,( få til at glide ned) wash down;[ skylle op] rinse through ( fx stockings);(dvs på stranden) wash ashore, wash up,( blive skyllet op) be washed ashore (el. up);[ bølgerne skyllede over dækket] the waves washed over the deck;[ skylle ud] rinse out ( fx a bottle); flush (out) ( fx a w.c., adrain). -
15 vask
basin, shampoo, sink, sponge, wash-basin* * *I. (en)( det at vaske) washing,( som erhverv også) laundrywork;( tøj til vask) washing, laundry;[ gå af i vask] wash off;[ som tåler vask] washable;[ sende til vask] send to the laundry (el. to the wash).II. (en -e)( køkkenvask) sink;[ gå i vasken]( ikke blive til noget) come to nothing; go by the board ( fx our plan went by the board);( mislykkes) fall through;[ hælde det i vasken] pour it down the sink. -
16 afvaske
vb wash;( fjerne) wash off. -
17 håndvask
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18 spule
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19 tvætte
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20 udvaske
vb wash (out);[ udvaske guld] wash out (el. pan) gold.
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