wash in Irish
wash in Irish is anallas, nigh — wash means to clean something using water, usually with soap.
wash in Irish
anallas
In distilling, the fermented wort before the spirit is extracted.
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What does "wash" mean?
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verb To clean something using water, usually with soap.
"He washed the dishes right after dinner."
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verb To wear away or carry something off through the force of moving water.
"Heavy rain washed the topsoil down the hillside."
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noun The act of washing, or a batch of laundry that has been washed together.
"I still need to hang the wash out to dry."
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noun A result in which gains and losses cancel each other out, leaving no real net change.
"After paying the fees, the whole trade was basically a wash."
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wash in a sentence
- He washed the dishes right after dinner.
- Remember to wash your hands before you eat.
- Heavy rain washed the topsoil down the hillside.
- I still need to hang the wash out to dry.
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What is "wash" in Irish?
"wash" in Irish is anallas, nigh. wash means: To clean something using water, usually with soap.
How do you use "wash" in a sentence?
Example: "He washed the dishes right after dinner." In Irish, "wash" is anallas, nigh.
Are there other ways to say "wash" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "wash": anallas, nigh.
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