rinse — to wash something with clean water to remove soap, dirt, or unwanted substances
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to wash something with clean water to remove soap, dirt, or unwanted substances
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɪns/
Korean meaning: 비누나 더러움을 제거하기 위해 깨끗한 물로 헹구다
Korean pronunciation: **린**스
Example Sentences
- My mom told me to rinse the rice three times, but I got dizzy just watching the water swirl!
- After using the mouthwash, rinse your mouth with water to remove the strong taste.
- He forgot to rinse the shampoo bottle before recycling, and now his garbage bin smells like a salon.
rinse
VERB//rɪns//
to wash something with clean water to remove soap, dirt, or unwanted substances
washing something with clean water to remove soap, dirt, or unwanted substances
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The prince must rinse, but can't help but wince!
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Origin
고대 프랑스어 'reincier'에서 유래되었으며, 라틴어 're-(다시)'와 'ciere(움직이다)'가 결합된 형태입니다. 원래는 '다시 깨끗하게 하다'라는 의미였습니다.
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“My mom told me to rinse the rice three times, but I got dizzy just watching the water swirl!”
“After using the mouthwash, rinse your mouth with water to remove the strong taste.”
“He forgot to rinse the shampoo bottle before recycling, and now his garbage bin smells like a salon.”
“The washing machine's rinse cycle takes longer than expected during peak hours.”
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