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A1  wash  yıkanmak; yıkamak

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verb  /wɒʃ   ; US also wɔːʃ  / verb wash (verb)
 /wɒʃ   ;
US also wɔːʃ 
/ verb
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to clean
sb/sth/yourself with water and often soap
yıkanmak; yıkamak
 to wash your hands/face/hair
 That shirt needs washing.
 Wash and dress quickly or you'll be late!
 I'll wash, you dry.
 note at CLEAN2
 2 [intransitive]
to be able to be
washed without being damaged
yıkanmaya
dayanıklı olmak
 Does this material wash well, or does the colour
come out?
 3 [intransitive,
transitive]
(used about water) to
flow or carry sth/sb in the direction mentioned
akıp
gitmek, yalamak; 
sürüklemek
 I let the waves wash over my feet.
 The current washed the ball out to sea.
IDIOM
wash
your hands of sb/sth
to refuse to be
responsible for sb/sth any longer
elini
eteğini çekmek, ilgisini kesmek
 They washed their hands of their son when
he was sent to prison.
PHRASAL VERBS
wash
sb/sth away
(used about water) to
carry sb/sth away
 (su) sürüklemek
 The floods had washed away the path.
wash
(sth) off
to (make sth) disappear
by washing
yıkayarak
çıkarmak, temizlemek
 The writing has washed off and now I can't
read it.
 Go and wash that make-up off!
wash
out
to be removed from a
material by washing
 (leke) yıkanarak
çıkmak
 These grease marks won't wash out.
wash
sth out
to wash sth or the
inside of sth in order to remove dirt
yıkamak, içini
temizlemek
 I'll just wash out this bowl and then we
can use it.
wash
(sth) up 
1 (British)
to wash the plates, knives,
forks, etc. after a meal
bulaşık
yıkamak
 Whose turn is it to wash up?
 Don't forget to wash the saucepans up.
 2 (US)
to wash your face and
hands
yıkanmak, elini
yüzünü yıkamak
 Go and wash up quickly and put on some
clean clothes.
 3 [often
passive]
(used about water) to
carry sth to land and leave it there
kıyıya
sürüklemek, kıyıya atmak
 Police found the girl's body washed up on
the beach.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	wash
IPA	/wɒʃ ; US also wɔːʃ / verb
Back	yıkanmak; yıkamak
Back 2	wash (verb) /wɒʃ ; US also wɔːʃ / verb 1 [intransitive, transitive] to clean sb/sth/yourself with water and often soap yıkanmak; yıkamak to wash your hands/face/hair That shirt needs washing. Wash and dress quickly or you'll be late! I'll wash, you dry. note at CLEAN2 2 [intransitive] to be able to be washed without being damaged yıkanmaya dayanıklı olmak Does this material wash well, or does the colour come out? 3 [intransitive, transitive] (used about water) to flow or carry sth/sb in the direction mentioned akıp gitmek, yalamak; sürüklemek I let the waves wash over my feet. The current washed the ball out to sea. IDIOM wash your hands of sb/sth to refuse to be responsible for sb/sth any longer elini eteğini çekmek, ilgisini kesmek They washed their hands of their son when he was sent to prison. PHRASAL VERBS wash sb/sth away (used about water) to carry sb/sth away (su) sürüklemek The floods had washed away the path. wash (sth) off to (make sth) disappear by washing yıkayarak çıkarmak, temizlemek The writing has washed off and now I can't read it. Go and wash that make-up off! wash out to be removed from a material by washing (leke) yıkanarak çıkmak These grease marks won't wash out. wash sth out to wash sth or the inside of sth in order to remove dirt yıkamak, içini temizlemek I'll just wash out this bowl and then we can use it. wash (sth) up 1 (British) to wash the plates, knives, forks, etc. after a meal bulaşık yıkamak Whose turn is it to wash up? Don't forget to wash the saucepans up. 2 (US) to wash your face and hands yıkanmak, elini yüzünü yıkamak Go and wash up quickly and put on some clean clothes. 3 [often passive] (used about water) to carry sth to land and leave it there kıyıya sürüklemek, kıyıya atmak Police found the girl's body washed up on the beach.

Wash Washed Yıkamak Sb/Sth Sth Verb Yıkanmak Clean

wash (verb)