douche in Greek
douche in Greek is ντους — douche means a jet of water directed onto or into the body, especially for cleansing.
douche in Greek
ντους
Pronounced: dous
A jet or current of water or vapour directed upon some part of the body to benefit it medicinally; in particular, such a jet directed at the vagina for irrigation.
What does "douche" mean?
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noun A jet of water directed onto or into the body, especially for cleansing.
"The clinic recommended against using a douche regularly."
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verb To cleanse a body part, especially internally, with a jet of water.
"Doctors generally advise against douching."
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douche in a sentence
- The clinic recommended against using a douche regularly.
- Doctors generally advise against douching.
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What is "douche" in Greek?
"douche" in Greek is ντους. douche means: A jet of water directed onto or into the body, especially for cleansing.
How do you pronounce ντους?
"douche" in Greek is ντους, pronounced "dous".
How do you use "douche" in a sentence?
Example: "The clinic recommended against using a douche regularly." In Greek, "douche" is ντους.
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