1.b> () (; ); he is washing his clothes ; to wash the car ; wash the fruit thoroughly before eating ; cotton washes well / ;
2.b> (, ); ; to wash one's hands ; he washed the blood off his hands (); I washed and changed before going out ;
3.b> i> (), i> ; i> , ( / i>); waves washed over the deck ;
4.b> (.i> away, out) i> (), ( / i>); the flood washed away the bridge / ; part of the path had been washed away by the sea / ; the body was found washed up on a beach ; a wave washed him overboard / ; pieces of the wreckage were washed ashore ;
5.b> .i> (.i> i>) , , ( -, .i> i>); that excuse won't wash ; your excuses won't wash with me this time ;
to wash offb> 1) (; ), / ; those grease stains won't wash off / i> ;
2) (, );
to wash outb> 1) (; ), / ; these ink stains won't wash out / i> ;
2) (); to wash out empty bottles ;
3) (, ), ; wash the dye out with shampoo ();
4) .i> i> (), i> ( i>); the game was completely washed out / ;
5) .i> (); ;
to wash upb> 1) (), ( .i> i>); I didn't wash up the pans ;
2) .i> - ();
to wash one's dirty linen at home [in public]b> .i> linen Ir> ; to wash smth. down with smth.b> (i>) ( i>) ; for lunch we had bread and cheese, washed down with beer , .
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