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

A: When a person forget their own language, culture and tries to act like a white person to gain acceptance

A: Clean, get dirt or sauce or whatever cleaned off.

Wash off those dirty dishes (dishes that still have sauce or bits of food on them)
Wash the dirt off your face.

It is not interchangeable with clean or wash. Adding the word “off” restricts its usage.

A: I may be wrong but I think they're reffering to The Washington Post, the following text would be a quote

A: A sentence example would be, 'I have to wash away all this dirt from my face.' It practically means to get rid of.

A: It is a military term meaning "fail out." And "fail out" means to get kicked out due to failure.

A: The school has lost some student enrollment due to graduation, but has also gained new students who have moved to the area; for student enrollment, all-in-all, it's a wash.
—It is not uncommon terminology, perhaps more common in the business world.

A: The restaurant requires that she wash her hands before returning to work.
She makes sure to wash her hands several times throughout the day.

A: We need to wash the car.
I need to wash my hands.
He/she needs to wash himself/herself off.

A: 色んな意味有りますよ。1。After painting please wash out the brushes. (絵を塗た後に筆をちゃんと濯いでください。) 何かをちゃんと洗うの意味

A: I washed my hands. I washed my clothes. I wash my hands before every meal. I like to wash the dishes.

A: on a schedule, ‘wash face’ is the same as ‘wash my/the face’— it is only quicker.

On the other hand, you would not say “wash face” or “wash the face” in a conversation.
you would say “I wash my face” “you wash your face” “He/she washes his/her face”, etc..

A: Examples: "You will wash the clothes" verbe in future tense
"I am washing my clothes" verbe in the present continous tense meaning i am doing it (the washing) as we speak

A: wash in can mean two things
1. I wash my clothes in soapy water.
the clothes actually are submerged/under soapy water
2. The stone just washed in/up from the storm.
something from a water source (ocean, sea, river, etc.) settled on land.

wash down can also be used two ways.
1. My keys washed down the river.
they went downstream. this is tied to the direction 'down'
2. I need to wash down the boat.
basically, just washing something but is not necessarily a full cleaning.

A: wash는 물로 싰는거고 clean은 티슈나 냅킨 따위로 손을 딲는 거에요

A: After i ate dinner , I washed myself.

I got washed by my mother.

A: @nayaski 'I'll go wash my face' is correct!

A: How about my morning ritual, or routine?

A: 不同。嗯...看得懂注音嗎？用注音來形容的話：
wash ㄨㄚ+ㄕ
watch ㄨㄚ+ㄔ

不然...
wash → 哇使 → wa + sh
watch → 哇尺 → wa + ch
的感覺？

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A: It does sound natural. But I would probably say: “Reverse the bowl on the table after washing it.”

Or: “After washing the bowl, reverse it on the table.” (-:

A: watch 'woch' wo-ch

wash 'wosh' wo-sh

A: - showering: I need to go take a shower. It's already time.
- washing something else: I need to go (do the laundry, wash the dishes).

A: Wash and watch.

A: i need TO

i need to wash my shirt

i need to buy new jeans

i need to buy a new pair of jeans