washing in Latin
washing in Latin is ablūtiō — washing means the act of cleaning something with water.
washing in Latin
ablūtiō
(countable) The action of the verb to wash
What does "washing" mean?
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noun The act of cleaning something with water.
"Washing the dishes by hand is quicker than waiting for the machine."
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noun Clothes, sheets, or other fabric items that need to be, or have just been, washed; laundry.
"I brought the washing in before the rain started and folded it on the bed."
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washing in a sentence
- Washing the dishes by hand is quicker than waiting for the machine.
- Regular washing of your hands helps to stop germs from spreading.
- I brought the washing in before the rain started and folded it on the bed.
- There is a huge pile of washing waiting for me after the holiday.
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What is "washing" in Latin?
"washing" in Latin is ablūtiō. washing means: The act of cleaning something with water.
How do you use "washing" in a sentence?
Example: "Washing the dishes by hand is quicker than waiting for the machine." In Latin, "washing" is ablūtiō.
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