Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Rinse"

A: Rinse your mouth (out) after eating.

A: Enxaguar, mas pode vim a variar o sentido dependo de qual contexto

A: To clean or get rid off.

A: It's usually reffered in terms of bathing. Rinse and repeat means to wash out the shampoo/conditioner and use again a second or third time (to repeat)

A: When you rinse something, you pour water on it to remove soap or maybe another substance from it.
Here's a few examples.

I just washed the dishes and now I have to rinse off the soap.
When I wash my hair, I apply shampoo and then I rinse out my hair.

A: “She rinsed off the dirt on her elbow”

A: ‘enxaguar’

‘Rinse the vegetables before you chop and cook them’

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A: I have to rinse my mouth with mouthwash.
Make sure to rinse off after getting sand all over your body at the beach.

A: rinse = water only

wash = soap and water

A: an example would be when you do the dishes.

you scrub off the gunk before you finish the dishes by rinsing them.
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rinse is when you pour water over something to clean it. like washing your hands.

scrub is when you have something thats harder to clean, so it'll need more than just a rinse. by using a sponge or skura.

A: They kind of mean the same thing but there is a slight difference.
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Rinse = you just put water on and wash it.
example: "Could you rinse the dishes?"

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Rinse off = you rinse something specifically off.
example:
"Can you rinse off the sauce on the plate?"
Or
"Could you rinse the sauce off the plate?"

Hope that helped some :) Let me know if you have any questions!!

A: Rinse: Using only water to clean something
Wash: Implies something else (example: soap) is used to clean as well.

A: They mean the same thing. You can use either of them :)

A: wash something with clean water to remove soap, detergent, dirt, or impurities

A: × "I make sure to rinse plastic pets before thorwing them away by running water in them."
✓ "I make sure to rinse plastic plates before throwing them away.

You can also say "paper plates".
You don't need the words "by running water on them" in your sentence because the word "rinse" already means that.

A: It’s natural but it’s not like somebody’s going to be asking how do you brush your teeth but it’s 😌

A: Rinse cycle = uses a lot of water and soap to clean the clothes
Spin cycle spins the clothes really fast which gets rid of a lot of the water
Gentle cycle is usually just a slower spin towards the end

A: Actually you don't use out.

A: I'm going to say a little unnatural, because I've never heard rinse used this way, and I wouldn't say that.