Définition et Signification de "wash"

to wash

VERBE

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to clean someone or something with water, often with a type of soap

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to cleanse oneself or part of one's body with water and often soap or other cleaning product

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cleanse with a cleaning agent, such as soap, and water

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to be carried along or moved by the action of water

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for an animal, to cleanse itself or another animal by licking

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remove by the application of water or other liquid and soap or some other cleaning agent

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to make something moist or damp, often by lightly sprinkling or applying a small amount of liquid

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wash or flow against

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to shape, form, or wear away a surface through the gradual action of water or other natural forces, leading to erosion

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separate dirt or gravel from (precious minerals)

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to apply a thin, translucent layer of paint, metal, or other material to a surface

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be capable of being washed

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to subject something to examination, testing, or proof to determine its validity, efficacy, or quality

Wash

NOM

the act or process of cleaning something, typically using soap and water

items such as clothing, linens, or other fabrics that can be cleaned by laundering, typically using water and detergent

a thin and transparent layer of water-based paint that is applied to a surface in a way that allows the underlying color or texture to show through, creating a subtle shading or coloring effect

What is a "wash"?

A wash is a thin, transparent layer of paint or color applied to a surface to create a subtle color or to improve the overall effect. It is often used in painting and art to achieve a delicate, even shade or to add depth and texture. Washes are commonly applied in watercolor painting, where they help build up layers of color gradually.

a liquid or substance utilized for cleaning, typically for personal hygiene or cleaning purposes, such as hand wash, face wash, or body wash

the dry bed or channel of a stream that only carries water during periods of heavy rain or intermittently, typically found at the bottom of a canyon or arid region

an enterprise or transaction in which the gains and losses balance each other out, resulting in no net profit or loss

the stream of air that is pushed backwards by the rotation of an aircraft's propeller, impacting the environment and objects behind it

the erosive process of washing away soil or gravel by water (as from a roadway)