Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Detergent"

A: detergent usually refers to a laundry soap. Looking into it, I guess detergent foods mean foods that clean your teeth as you eat them. Never heard the phrase before now though. 😅

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A: 洗剤のCM. Detergent commercials are known to show an idealized (non-realistic) depiction of American life and family.

What they are saying is 'I don't want to live this artificial life anymore'.

A: Detergent is a cleaning product for a washing machine. A detergent commercial is a video urging you to buy detergent.

A: You need a strong detergent to remove the stains. Avoid harsh detergents as chemicals might damage the material. Washing up liquid is a type of detergent. Washing powder contains detergents.

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A: Detergent is technically a word for all soaps, but practically it is used when you talk about laundry.
Dishwashing soap is used for the dishwasher. Some people also say "dishwashing detergent"

A: Detergent is something you wash clothes with in the washing machine and cleaner is something you wash floors with etc...

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A: Sounds good to me!

A: laundry detergent (de/ter/gent)

A: yes it is possible to say "We're running out of the floor detergent"

A: This is very natural. The only suggestion I would have is that I think people would probably say either "the pain persists" or "it still aches"...

(I think in general, "ache" is more often used as a verb than as a noun)

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A: In my opinion, in the sentence "she diluted a detergent..." it shows the action of diluting happened in the past.

Meanwhile, using "dilute" as suggested by google, means the action is in present time.

But in your sentence, i think "diluted" is correct.

P/s: i am sorry if i didnt help 🙏

A: What section/aisle can I find the detergent in?

A: Did you put *the* detergent in the washing machine. 😊