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*wash¹ /wɑʃ; wɒʃ/
v
1 [T] to clean something with water and often soap 洗，洗涤:
He spent the morning washing the car. 他用早上的时间来洗车了。
These jeans need to be washed. 这条牛仔裤该洗了。
2 [I, T] to clean your body with soap and water 洗（脸、手）; 洗澡:
Go upstairs and wash your hands. 上楼去洗手。
get washed He got washed and had his breakfast. 他洗了洗然后吃早餐。
3 [I,T] to flow somewhere 流过，冲刷:
The waves washed softly against the shore. 浪头轻拍海岸。
4 [T] if something is washed somewhere, the sea or a river carries it there 冲走，冲掉:
The body was washed out to sea. 尸体被冲到大海去。
5 wash your hands of to refuse to be responsible for something or someone 不愿再管
wash sth awayif water washes something away, it makes it disappear 冲走〔某物〕
wash sth ↔ down
to drink something with food or medicine, for example in order to help you swallow it 〔借助水〕吞下〔食物或药〕:
a big plate of pasta washed down with a bottle of red wine 一边喝一瓶红葡萄酒，一边吃一大盘面食
wash off
if a substance washes off, you can remove it from the surface of something by washing 洗掉，洗去:
"I've spilt coffee all over the carpet." "Don't worry. It'll wash off." “我把咖啡洒在地毯上，洒得到处都是。”“不要紧，洗得掉的。”
wash out
to remove dirt, a spot etc from something by washing it, or to be removed in this way 洗掉，洗去
wash up
1 [I,T wash sth ↔ up] BrE to wash the plates, dishes etc after a meal 【英】 〔饭后〕洗碗碟
2 [I] AmE to wash your hands 【美】 洗手:
Go wash up for supper. 去洗手来吃晚饭。
3 [I,T] if something washes up or is washed up, it is moved onto the SHORE by the sea or a river 〔浪涛〕把〔某物〕冲上岸边
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