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mop in Chinese

mop in Chinese is 拖把, 鬼脸 — mop means a cleaning tool with a long handle and a bundle of absorbent strands, used for washing floors.

mop in Chinese

拖把
noun
Pronounced: tuō bǎ
An implement for washing floors or similar, made of a piece of cloth, or a collection of thrums, or coarse yarn, fastened to a handle.
鬼脸
noun
Pronounced: guǐ liǎn
(British, obsolete) A tassel worn in a buttonhole to indicate ones occupation in such a fair.

What does "mop" mean?

  1. noun A cleaning tool with a long handle and a bundle of absorbent strands, used for washing floors.
    "She grabbed a mop to clean up the spilled juice."
  2. noun A thick, untidy head of hair.
    "He pushed his mop of curly hair out of his eyes."
  3. verb To clean a surface with a mop, or to wipe something up.
    "He mopped the kitchen floor after dinner."
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mop in a sentence

  • She grabbed a mop to clean up the spilled juice.
  • He pushed his mop of curly hair out of his eyes.
  • He mopped the kitchen floor after dinner.
  • She mopped her brow with a handkerchief in the heat.

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What is "mop" in Chinese?

"mop" in Chinese is 拖把, 鬼脸. mop means: A cleaning tool with a long handle and a bundle of absorbent strands, used for washing floors.

How do you pronounce 拖把?

"mop" in Chinese is 拖把, pronounced "tuō bǎ".

How do you use "mop" in a sentence?

Example: "She grabbed a mop to clean up the spilled juice." In Chinese, "mop" is 拖把, 鬼脸.

Are there other ways to say "mop" in Chinese?

Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "mop": 拖把, 鬼脸.

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