rinse
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /rɪns/
rinse means: To wash something quickly with water, without using soap.
verb
To wash something quickly with water, without using soap.
- Rinse the apples before eating them.
- She rinsed her cup under the tap.
- Could you rinse the rice with cold water?
To use clean water to remove soap from something you have washed.
- Rinse your hair after washing it.
- He rinsed the soap off the dishes.
- Have you rinsed all the detergent out of these clothes?
To spend time with friends while drinking alcohol.
- Let’s rinse tonight at my place.
- We rinsed with friends all evening.
- They plan to rinse together after the match.
To beat someone completely in a fight, argument, or competition.
- Their team rinsed us.
- She rinsed every opponent in the tournament.
- He got rinsed in the argument about school funding.
noun
A quick wash with water, sometimes to remove soap.
- Give the cup a quick rinse.
- The clothes need another rinse to remove the soap.
- A final rinse with cold water left her hair shiny.
A liquid used to wash or treat hair, especially one that adds temporary colour.
- She used a rinse to colour her hair.
- The salon offers a gentle conditioning rinse.
- This temporary rinse makes grey hair look slightly blue.
Questions about rinse
What does rinse mean?
To wash something quickly with water, without using soap.
What is rinse in other languages?
Türkçe: sudan geçirmek · Español: enjuagar · Français: rincer · Deutsch: abspülen · Italiano: sciacquare · 日本語: すすぐ
How do you pronounce rinse?
It is pronounced /rɪns/.
How do you use rinse in a sentence?
Rinse the apples before eating them. She rinsed her cup under the tap.
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