Hledat
to wash up
[phrase form: wash]
01
umyjte se, umýt se
to clean one's hands, face, or body, typically using water and soap
Dialect
American
AmericanIntransitive
Example
We should wash up before sitting down for dinner.
The mechanic needed to wash up after fixing the car engine.
02
umyvat nádobí, umýt nádobí
to clean plates, cups, bowls, or other kitchen items after eating
Dialect
British
BritishTransitive: to wash up kitchenware
Intransitive
Example
In some cultures, it 's customary for the entire family to wash up together.
After the picnic, everyone helped in washing up the picnicware.
03
vyplavit se, vymýt se
to be carried to a destination by the force of water
Example
During the high tide, remnants of a sunken boat washed up on the beach.
Během přílivu se na pláž vyplavily zbytky potopené lodi.
Following the storm, a large amount of plastic washed up on the shore.
Po bouři se na břehu vyplavilo velké množství plastu.
04
vyčerpat se, unavit se
to become very tired
Transitive: to wash up sb
Example
The continuous studying washed her up before the exam.
The constant travel for work can wash up employees over time.
05
vymýt, naplavit
(of water or a current) to move things to a specific location
Example
Heavy rains can wash up pollutants onto the shores of the lake.
Silné deště mohou vymýt znečištění na břehy jezera.
The river overflowed, causing various items to wash up on the banks.
Řeka přetekla a způsobila, že se na březích naplavily různé předměty.
06
vynořit se, objevit se
to appear or come to a location or situation unexpectedly
Example
The adventurous explorers washed up in an undiscovered cave.
Dobrodružní průzkumníci se vynořili v neobjevené jeskyni.
The traveler washed up in an unfamiliar town after taking the wrong train.
Cestovatel se v neznámém městě vynořil po tom, co nastoupil do špatného vlaku.
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