wash
[wɒʃ]noun
| 1. | [act of washing]
lavado m,
lavada f
to have a wash lavarse to give something a wash lavar algo |
| 2. | [things to wash] ropa f para lavar, ropa sucia |
| 3. | [from boat] estela f |
wash
[wɒʃ]transitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [generally]
Conjugation lavar
[hands, face] lavarse she's washing her hair se está lavando el pelo |
| 2. | [carry - subj: waves etc]
Conjugation arrastrar, Conjugation llevarse
it was washed ashore el mar lo arrastró hasta la costa |
wash
[wɒʃ]intransitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [clean oneself] lavarse |
| 2. | [waves, oil]
to wash over something bañar algo |
wash away
transitive verb separable Conjugation
| 1. | [ water, waves] Conjugation llevarse, Conjugation barrer |
| 2. | [dirt] Conjugation quitar |
wash down
transitive verb separable Conjugation
| 1. | [food] Conjugation regar, Conjugation rociar |
| 2. | [clean] Conjugation lavar |
wash out
transitive verb separable Conjugation
| 1. | [stain, dye] quitar lavando |
| 2. | [container] Conjugation enjuagar |
wash up
transitive verb separable Conjugation
| 1. | (UK) [dishes] Conjugation lavar, Conjugation fregar |
| 2. | [ sea, river]
to wash something up on the shore arrojar algo a la playa |
wash up
intransitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | (UK) [wash the dishes] Conjugation fregar or lavar los platos |
| 2. | (US) [wash o.s.] lavarse |
