Definition of dishcloth in English:

dishcloth

nounˈdɪʃklɒθˈdɪʃˌklɔθ

A cloth for washing or drying dishes.
Example sentencesExamples
- It also recommends dishcloths be replaced with disposable paper towels where possible.
- She whirls into the room, waving what looks like an old dishcloth.
- The fast food company has launched an investigation after a mother claimed she found a dirty dishcloth in a burger box.
- Inside, Lewis was half-heartedly pretending to clean up, brushing things to one side with a dishcloth and humming tunelessly to himself.
- ‘Thanks,’ she muttered, using the dishcloth to wipe her nose again.
- We pass rubber trees with coconut shells collecting the sticky sap, and washing lines with sheets of rubber hanging up like old dishcloths.
- The organism was isolated primarily from dishcloths and bathrooms.
- Debbie snatched a dishcloth from the sink and began wiping the counter.
- The marked reduction in bacterial numbers in sponges and dishcloths was particularly significant because these items are more likely to spread pathogens from food to kitchen surfaces.
- Alfred picks up a dishcloth and wipes his hands.
- Use a soft dishcloth and a drop of mild detergent.
- Shape the dough into a ball, and leave to rise in the mixing bowl covered with a dishcloth for 1 hour.
- Juices from these foods land on your countertops and you use sponges and dishcloths to clean up the bacteria.
- Paper towels take the place of traditional dishcloths.
- She recommended that I rinse my dishcloths in cold water after use.
- It found that some vendors used dirty dishcloths to dry their cooking utensils or used one container of water to wash their hands and dirty dishes.
- I will knit my own dishcloths, curtains, and rugs.
- His eyes never left Stevens as he slowly and deliberately wiped his hands on the dishcloth.
- I spent little time at school because of my illness - but I can still weave a great basket and knit a good dishcloth!
- She picked up the dishcloth and started to wipe the plates, stacking them in neat piles of 5.
Synonyms
rag, floorcloth, wipe, sponge, duster

Definition of dishcloth in US English:

dishcloth

nounˈdiSHˌklôTHˈdɪʃˌklɔθ

A cloth for washing or drying dishes.
Example sentencesExamples
- Shape the dough into a ball, and leave to rise in the mixing bowl covered with a dishcloth for 1 hour.
- Juices from these foods land on your countertops and you use sponges and dishcloths to clean up the bacteria.
- I will knit my own dishcloths, curtains, and rugs.
- ‘Thanks,’ she muttered, using the dishcloth to wipe her nose again.
- We pass rubber trees with coconut shells collecting the sticky sap, and washing lines with sheets of rubber hanging up like old dishcloths.
- The fast food company has launched an investigation after a mother claimed she found a dirty dishcloth in a burger box.
- It found that some vendors used dirty dishcloths to dry their cooking utensils or used one container of water to wash their hands and dirty dishes.
- It also recommends dishcloths be replaced with disposable paper towels where possible.
- The marked reduction in bacterial numbers in sponges and dishcloths was particularly significant because these items are more likely to spread pathogens from food to kitchen surfaces.
- She picked up the dishcloth and started to wipe the plates, stacking them in neat piles of 5.
- She whirls into the room, waving what looks like an old dishcloth.
- Debbie snatched a dishcloth from the sink and began wiping the counter.
- Paper towels take the place of traditional dishcloths.
- Alfred picks up a dishcloth and wipes his hands.
- I spent little time at school because of my illness - but I can still weave a great basket and knit a good dishcloth!
- His eyes never left Stevens as he slowly and deliberately wiped his hands on the dishcloth.
- She recommended that I rinse my dishcloths in cold water after use.
- Use a soft dishcloth and a drop of mild detergent.
- The organism was isolated primarily from dishcloths and bathrooms.
- Inside, Lewis was half-heartedly pretending to clean up, brushing things to one side with a dishcloth and humming tunelessly to himself.
Synonyms
rag, floorcloth, wipe, sponge, duster

单词	dishcloth
释义	Definition of dishcloth in English: dishcloth nounˈdɪʃklɒθˈdɪʃˌklɔθ A cloth for washing or drying dishes. Example sentencesExamples It also recommends dishcloths be replaced with disposable paper towels where possible. She whirls into the room, waving what looks like an old dishcloth. The fast food company has launched an investigation after a mother claimed she found a dirty dishcloth in a burger box. Inside, Lewis was half-heartedly pretending to clean up, brushing things to one side with a dishcloth and humming tunelessly to himself. ‘Thanks,’ she muttered, using the dishcloth to wipe her nose again. We pass rubber trees with coconut shells collecting the sticky sap, and washing lines with sheets of rubber hanging up like old dishcloths. The organism was isolated primarily from dishcloths and bathrooms. Debbie snatched a dishcloth from the sink and began wiping the counter. The marked reduction in bacterial numbers in sponges and dishcloths was particularly significant because these items are more likely to spread pathogens from food to kitchen surfaces. Alfred picks up a dishcloth and wipes his hands. Use a soft dishcloth and a drop of mild detergent. Shape the dough into a ball, and leave to rise in the mixing bowl covered with a dishcloth for 1 hour. Juices from these foods land on your countertops and you use sponges and dishcloths to clean up the bacteria. Paper towels take the place of traditional dishcloths. She recommended that I rinse my dishcloths in cold water after use. It found that some vendors used dirty dishcloths to dry their cooking utensils or used one container of water to wash their hands and dirty dishes. I will knit my own dishcloths, curtains, and rugs. His eyes never left Stevens as he slowly and deliberately wiped his hands on the dishcloth. I spent little time at school because of my illness - but I can still weave a great basket and knit a good dishcloth! She picked up the dishcloth and started to wipe the plates, stacking them in neat piles of 5. Synonyms rag, floorcloth, wipe, sponge, duster Definition of dishcloth in US English: dishcloth nounˈdiSHˌklôTHˈdɪʃˌklɔθ A cloth for washing or drying dishes. Example sentencesExamples Shape the dough into a ball, and leave to rise in the mixing bowl covered with a dishcloth for 1 hour. Juices from these foods land on your countertops and you use sponges and dishcloths to clean up the bacteria. I will knit my own dishcloths, curtains, and rugs. ‘Thanks,’ she muttered, using the dishcloth to wipe her nose again. We pass rubber trees with coconut shells collecting the sticky sap, and washing lines with sheets of rubber hanging up like old dishcloths. The fast food company has launched an investigation after a mother claimed she found a dirty dishcloth in a burger box. It found that some vendors used dirty dishcloths to dry their cooking utensils or used one container of water to wash their hands and dirty dishes. It also recommends dishcloths be replaced with disposable paper towels where possible. The marked reduction in bacterial numbers in sponges and dishcloths was particularly significant because these items are more likely to spread pathogens from food to kitchen surfaces. She picked up the dishcloth and started to wipe the plates, stacking them in neat piles of 5. She whirls into the room, waving what looks like an old dishcloth. Debbie snatched a dishcloth from the sink and began wiping the counter. Paper towels take the place of traditional dishcloths. Alfred picks up a dishcloth and wipes his hands. I spent little time at school because of my illness - but I can still weave a great basket and knit a good dishcloth! His eyes never left Stevens as he slowly and deliberately wiped his hands on the dishcloth. She recommended that I rinse my dishcloths in cold water after use. Use a soft dishcloth and a drop of mild detergent. The organism was isolated primarily from dishcloths and bathrooms. Inside, Lewis was half-heartedly pretending to clean up, brushing things to one side with a dishcloth and humming tunelessly to himself. Synonyms rag, floorcloth, wipe, sponge, duster
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