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wash one's hands in Japanese

wash one's hands in Japanese is 手を引く.

wash one's hands in Japanese

手を引く
verb
Pronounced: teohiku
(figuratively) To absolve oneself of responsibility or future blame for; to refuse to have any further involvement with. [with of ‘something’]
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What is "wash one's hands" in Japanese?

"wash one's hands" in Japanese is 手を引く.

How do you pronounce 手を引く?

"wash one's hands" in Japanese is 手を引く, pronounced "teohiku".

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