關於Wipe的意思和用法的提問

A: it's another way of saying you're tired or really exhausted

A: It's usually used when describing how tired you are, mentally or physically, after some activity.

-That run has wiped me out
-I've wiped myself out with that run

-All those maths problems have wiped me out
-I've wiped myself out with all of those maths problems

A: "Apply cleaner to towel and wipe on surface to clean it"

A: It means destroyed completely or erased completely.
In japanese, it is equivalent to 全滅

A: It means you are a little tired.

(Although saying "a little wiped out" is an oxymoron.) Because "wiped out" is an exaggeration, so you wouldn't use 'little' with it.

A: I wiped away the tears from my daughter's face.

The cushions are easy to clean, and any spills are easy to wipe away with a wet cloth.

I used a paper towel to wipe away the food residue.

I put a lot of oil on it, then wiped away the excess.

A: Spray on to a soft cloth, wipe away the grime and buff to a shine. ...
He wipes away the blood. ...
Millions watched on TV as the defender wiped away blood from the wound after he was hit above the eye. ...
You should be able to wipe away superficial dirt with a damp (not wet) cloth

A: I have to wipe off the tabe because it has dust on it

A: "Could you wipe off this table?"
"She wiped the sweat off her forehead."

A: Wipe= a cloth used for cleaning with some kind of cleaning liquid in it
Wipe down= to clean with a wipe
Wipe= pass a wipe over a dirty surface

A: tissues are dry and wet wipes are moist

the singular of each just means one tissue or wet wipe

A: clean: is to remove the dirt, doesn't matter what you're using: water, a piece paper/cloth, a sponge.....
to wipe: is to clean something by rubbing a piece of paper or cloth against it

A: @1Honeybee11 generally simplified, wipe down/up is to use a wipe to clean something off and wipe off is to rub something off a smooth surface (like a whiteboard or a window)

A: In that case, they are the same.

Wipe is usually for cleaning. Tissue is usually for noses.

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A: Wipe

A: Yes, that is quite natural sounding. This phrase is used often (including with other things besides furniture).

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A: Good job!

A: I ran out of wipes(for the baby), so could you please buy some when you get the diapers?

A: "I hope she wipes that grin off her face. It's so annoying."