lather in Portuguese
lather in Portuguese is espuma, ensaboar — lather means the foam created by mixing soap or shampoo with water.
lather in Portuguese
espuma
(countable, uncountable) The foam made by rapidly stirring soap and water.
ensaboar
(transitive) To cover with lather.
What does "lather" mean?
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noun The foam created by mixing soap or shampoo with water.
"Rub the shampoo into a rich lather."
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noun (informal) A state of agitation or panic.
"He worked himself into a lather over the missed deadline."
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verb To cover with foam, especially soap suds.
"She lathered her hair and rinsed it twice."
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lather in a sentence
- Rub the shampoo into a rich lather.
- He worked himself into a lather over the missed deadline.
- She lathered her hair and rinsed it twice.
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What is "lather" in Portuguese?
"lather" in Portuguese is espuma, ensaboar. lather means: The foam created by mixing soap or shampoo with water.
How do you use "lather" in a sentence?
Example: "Rub the shampoo into a rich lather." In Portuguese, "lather" is espuma, ensaboar.
Are there other ways to say "lather" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "lather": espuma, ensaboar.
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