soap
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /soʊp/ · UK /səʊp/
Forms: soaps
soap means: A solid or liquid substance used with water to wash your body or other things.
noun
A solid or liquid substance used with water to wash your body or other things.
- Wash your hands with soap.
- She bought a bar of soap.
- This liquid soap smells like lemons.
A substance you use with water to clean your hands, clothes, or other things.
- Wash your hands with soap.
- We need more liquid soap for the kitchen.
- Did you rinse all the soap away?
verb
To put a cleaning substance on something, usually to wash it.
- Soap your hands before rinsing them.
- She soaped his back with a soft sponge.
- Have you soaped the cloth yet?
Questions about soap
What does soap mean?
A solid or liquid substance used with water to wash your body or other things.
What is soap in other languages?
Türkçe: sabun · Español: jabón · Français: savon · Deutsch: Seife · Italiano: sapone · 日本語: 石鹸
How do you pronounce soap?
In American English /soʊp/; in British English /səʊp/.
How do you use soap in a sentence?
Wash your hands with soap. She bought a bar of soap.
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