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Definition of washing-up in English: washing-upnounwɒʃɪŋˈʌp mass nounBritish 1The process of washing used crockery, cutlery, and other kitchen utensils. 〈英〉洗餐厨具 they've finished the washing-up 他们已经把餐厨具洗完了。 Example sentencesExamples - With just Gordon, alias Black Jake, and 17-year-old Adam, as crew, we all took turns with the cooking, washing-up, and night-time watches.
- The other advantage is that there is very little washing-up as it is served from the pan it was cooked in.
- After dinner when the washing-up was done, we would then sit on the porch and star gaze, talking for what seemed to be hours about the night sky.
- And the fact that you eat them out of the tin means less washing-up than your average pie.
- The downside of this is that the noise of running a tap, cleaning your teeth or doing the washing-up can blot out words and phrases leaving you astonished or bewildered by what you think you heard.
- They had been through this situation before; if the draining board is full, Kimberley dries what she can while Beck finishes off the washing-up.
- Dinner ended quickly, and Shaila hurried through the washing-up.
- It is much larger than the average minuscule Japanese hotel room, with the convenience of a fully fitted kitchen but without the hassle of having to do the washing-up - dishwashers and housekeeping teams are on hand to take care of all that.
- 1.1 Crockery, cutlery, and other kitchen utensils that are to be washed.
需要洗的餐厨具 the sink is full of washing-up 洗涤槽里堆满了要洗的餐具。 Example sentencesExamples - The washing-up is left to build up (another excuse) and is done once a day or the sink is left half full and hot water from the kettle goes in when I've made a cup of tea and I catch up on the things hanging around.
- This is a clever production that takes you deep into the heartland of motherhood - the kitchen - and discovers weeping, wailing, bleakness, sudden catastrophe and piles of washing-up.
- We haven't done this in a while, as most meals have been defined by their lack of preparation and cooking, the minimal washing-up created, and by their ability to be eaten whilst sitting cross legged on the floor.
- This includes ‘emptying down work surfaces, cleaning the sink and cooker and wiping paintwork’ - though the bedders are not expected to fight through piles of washing-up.
Rhymescup, grown-up, pup, scup, straight-up, stuck-up, summing-up, sup, totting-up, two-up, up |