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washer

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈwɑʃɚ/ · UK /ˈwɒʃə/

washer means: A machine that washes clothes.

noun

WASHING MACHINEA2

A machine that washes clothes.

  • Put your clothes in the washer.
  • Our washer broke down yesterday.
  • Did you add detergent before starting the washer?

Similar words: washing machine

Common phrases: washer and dryer, load the washer, new washer, washer cycle

FASTENING RINGB2

A small flat ring placed under a nut or bolt to spread pressure and help hold parts together.

  • Put a washer under the nut.
  • He replaced the rusty washers on the bolts.
  • This screw needs a wider washer.

Common phrases: metal washer, rubber washer, fit a washer, nut and washer

PERSON WHO WASHESC2

A person whose job is to wash clothes, dishes, or other things.

  • They hired a window washer.
  • The bottle washer cleaned hundreds of bottles each day.
  • She worked as a washer in the laundry.

Common phrases: window washer, bottle washer, dish washer

Questions about washer

What does washer mean?

A machine that washes clothes.

What is washer in other languages?

Türkçe: çamaşır makinesi · Español: lavadora · Français: machine à laver · Deutsch: Waschmaschine · Italiano: lavatrice · 日本語: 洗濯機

How do you pronounce washer?

In American English /ˈwɑʃɚ/; in British English /ˈwɒʃə/.

How do you use washer in a sentence?

Put your clothes in the washer. Our washer broke down yesterday.

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