Definition of dentifrice in English:

dentifrice

noun ˈdɛntɪfrɪsˈdɛn(t)əfrəs

A paste or powder for cleaning the teeth.
洁齿剂；牙膏，牙粉
here's a dentifrice with real action
Example sentencesExamples
- They washed their teeth and cleaned them with tooth powders (dentifrices).
- Unlocking the tube and squeezing some of the bright-orange dentifrice out, I raised the brush to my mouth and commenced extreme cleaning.
- Some forms of tobacco dentifrice include roasted and powdered tobacco, a paste made of tobacco and molasses, and a rinse of tobacco water (made by passing tobacco smoke through water).
- Various tobacco products are used as dentifrice in different parts of India.
- Women in the state of Maharashtra, including Mumbai, commonly use mishri (pyrolysed and powdered tobacco), and its initial use is as a dentifrice.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French, from Latin dentifricium, from dens, dent- 'tooth' + fricare 'to rub'.

Definition of dentifrice in US English:

dentifrice

nounˈden(t)əfrəsˈdɛn(t)əfrəs

A paste or powder for cleaning the teeth.
洁齿剂；牙膏，牙粉
here's a dentifrice with real action
Example sentencesExamples
- Various tobacco products are used as dentifrice in different parts of India.
- Some forms of tobacco dentifrice include roasted and powdered tobacco, a paste made of tobacco and molasses, and a rinse of tobacco water (made by passing tobacco smoke through water).
- Unlocking the tube and squeezing some of the bright-orange dentifrice out, I raised the brush to my mouth and commenced extreme cleaning.
- Women in the state of Maharashtra, including Mumbai, commonly use mishri (pyrolysed and powdered tobacco), and its initial use is as a dentifrice.
- They washed their teeth and cleaned them with tooth powders (dentifrices).

Origin

Late Middle English: from French, from Latin dentifricium, from dens, dent- ‘tooth’ + fricare ‘to rub’.

单词	dentifrice
释义	Definition of dentifrice in English: dentifrice noun ˈdɛntɪfrɪsˈdɛn(t)əfrəs A paste or powder for cleaning the teeth. 洁齿剂；牙膏，牙粉 here's a dentifrice with real action Example sentencesExamples They washed their teeth and cleaned them with tooth powders (dentifrices). Unlocking the tube and squeezing some of the bright-orange dentifrice out, I raised the brush to my mouth and commenced extreme cleaning. Some forms of tobacco dentifrice include roasted and powdered tobacco, a paste made of tobacco and molasses, and a rinse of tobacco water (made by passing tobacco smoke through water). Various tobacco products are used as dentifrice in different parts of India. Women in the state of Maharashtra, including Mumbai, commonly use mishri (pyrolysed and powdered tobacco), and its initial use is as a dentifrice. Origin Late Middle English: from French, from Latin dentifricium, from dens, dent- 'tooth' + fricare 'to rub'. Definition of dentifrice in US English: dentifrice nounˈden(t)əfrəsˈdɛn(t)əfrəs A paste or powder for cleaning the teeth. 洁齿剂；牙膏，牙粉 here's a dentifrice with real action Example sentencesExamples Various tobacco products are used as dentifrice in different parts of India. Some forms of tobacco dentifrice include roasted and powdered tobacco, a paste made of tobacco and molasses, and a rinse of tobacco water (made by passing tobacco smoke through water). Unlocking the tube and squeezing some of the bright-orange dentifrice out, I raised the brush to my mouth and commenced extreme cleaning. Women in the state of Maharashtra, including Mumbai, commonly use mishri (pyrolysed and powdered tobacco), and its initial use is as a dentifrice. They washed their teeth and cleaned them with tooth powders (dentifrices). Origin Late Middle English: from French, from Latin dentifricium, from dens, dent- ‘tooth’ + fricare ‘to rub’.
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