launder in Latin
launder in Latin is lavō — launder means to wash and often iron clothes or fabric.
launder in Latin
lavō
What does "launder" mean?
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verb To wash and often iron clothes or fabric.
"The hotel launders the guests' sheets and towels every day."
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verb To disguise the illegal origin of money by passing it through legitimate businesses or transactions.
"The gang used a chain of car washes to launder their drug profits."
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launder in a sentence
- The hotel launders the guests' sheets and towels every day.
- The gang used a chain of car washes to launder their drug profits.
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What is "launder" in Latin?
"launder" in Latin is lavō. launder means: To wash and often iron clothes or fabric.
How do you use "launder" in a sentence?
Example: "The hotel launders the guests' sheets and towels every day." In Latin, "launder" is lavō.
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