Definition of dishwater in English:

dishwater

nounˈdɪʃwɔːtəˈdɪʃˌwɔdər

mass noun

Dirty water in which dishes have been washed.
as for the coffee, dishwater would probably have tasted better
Example sentencesExamples
- Andreas laughed, shutting off the water as she placed another plate in the dishwater.
- Save rainwater and dishwater for re-use in the garden
- The melodic Arabic intonations clash with the clanking of pots and pans in the steamy dishwater.
- The wells were starting to bring up muddy brown water and clothes had to be washed in yesterday's dishwater.
- As for the coffee, dishwater would have tasted better!
- The water in the river, like green dishwater, is flowing in our direction now.
- I chewed slowly, carefully, and thoughtfully before I realized that it tasted like dishwater.
- Suddenly finding the dirty dishwater fascinating, she shrugged.
- We found the bitter drink numbing to the lips and now understand why people compare it to dishwater.
- Ten feet down in the marbled earth, like a sieve in dishwater, the metallic shopping cart lay partially submerged.
- This theme is apparently subverted by another TV ad for one of those vile-tasting instant soup products that taste like reheated dishwater.
- My clothes were soaked through with sweat, dishwater, and grease.
- She ran the soapy dishwater and began to sit dishes into the water to let them soak.
- Do not wash such items in greasy dishwater which will leave a greasy film to burn on.
- Cut grease and stubborn leftover food from plates and glasses by adding a few lemon slices or a tablespoon of vinegar to soapy dishwater.
- She picked up a plate and handed it to him, but he wasn't paying attention and it fell down into the sink, splashing both of them with dirty dishwater.
- I dumped more soap flakes into the greasy dishwater.
- I grinned and put the bowl and spoon in the dishwater.
- You may expedite the removal process by adding some bleach to your dishwater or simply soaking hands in bleach water solution.
- Not wanting to disturb him, Inger lifted the pan of dirty dishwater and headed for the door; but Ben heard her steps and exploded out of his chair.

Phrases

dull as dishwater

see dull

Definition of dishwater in US English:

dishwater

nounˈdɪʃˌwɔdərˈdiSHˌwôdər

Dirty water in which dishes have been washed.
as for the coffee, dishwater would probably have tasted better
Example sentencesExamples
- Andreas laughed, shutting off the water as she placed another plate in the dishwater.
- I grinned and put the bowl and spoon in the dishwater.
- The water in the river, like green dishwater, is flowing in our direction now.
- You may expedite the removal process by adding some bleach to your dishwater or simply soaking hands in bleach water solution.
- Suddenly finding the dirty dishwater fascinating, she shrugged.
- She ran the soapy dishwater and began to sit dishes into the water to let them soak.
- Ten feet down in the marbled earth, like a sieve in dishwater, the metallic shopping cart lay partially submerged.
- Not wanting to disturb him, Inger lifted the pan of dirty dishwater and headed for the door; but Ben heard her steps and exploded out of his chair.
- I chewed slowly, carefully, and thoughtfully before I realized that it tasted like dishwater.
- We found the bitter drink numbing to the lips and now understand why people compare it to dishwater.
- She picked up a plate and handed it to him, but he wasn't paying attention and it fell down into the sink, splashing both of them with dirty dishwater.
- The wells were starting to bring up muddy brown water and clothes had to be washed in yesterday's dishwater.
- As for the coffee, dishwater would have tasted better!
- I dumped more soap flakes into the greasy dishwater.
- Cut grease and stubborn leftover food from plates and glasses by adding a few lemon slices or a tablespoon of vinegar to soapy dishwater.
- This theme is apparently subverted by another TV ad for one of those vile-tasting instant soup products that taste like reheated dishwater.
- Do not wash such items in greasy dishwater which will leave a greasy film to burn on.
- Save rainwater and dishwater for re-use in the garden
- The melodic Arabic intonations clash with the clanking of pots and pans in the steamy dishwater.
- My clothes were soaked through with sweat, dishwater, and grease.

单词	dishwater
释义	Definition of dishwater in English: dishwater nounˈdɪʃwɔːtəˈdɪʃˌwɔdər mass noun Dirty water in which dishes have been washed. as for the coffee, dishwater would probably have tasted better Example sentencesExamples Andreas laughed, shutting off the water as she placed another plate in the dishwater. Save rainwater and dishwater for re-use in the garden The melodic Arabic intonations clash with the clanking of pots and pans in the steamy dishwater. The wells were starting to bring up muddy brown water and clothes had to be washed in yesterday's dishwater. As for the coffee, dishwater would have tasted better! The water in the river, like green dishwater, is flowing in our direction now. I chewed slowly, carefully, and thoughtfully before I realized that it tasted like dishwater. Suddenly finding the dirty dishwater fascinating, she shrugged. We found the bitter drink numbing to the lips and now understand why people compare it to dishwater. Ten feet down in the marbled earth, like a sieve in dishwater, the metallic shopping cart lay partially submerged. This theme is apparently subverted by another TV ad for one of those vile-tasting instant soup products that taste like reheated dishwater. My clothes were soaked through with sweat, dishwater, and grease. She ran the soapy dishwater and began to sit dishes into the water to let them soak. Do not wash such items in greasy dishwater which will leave a greasy film to burn on. Cut grease and stubborn leftover food from plates and glasses by adding a few lemon slices or a tablespoon of vinegar to soapy dishwater. She picked up a plate and handed it to him, but he wasn't paying attention and it fell down into the sink, splashing both of them with dirty dishwater. I dumped more soap flakes into the greasy dishwater. I grinned and put the bowl and spoon in the dishwater. You may expedite the removal process by adding some bleach to your dishwater or simply soaking hands in bleach water solution. Not wanting to disturb him, Inger lifted the pan of dirty dishwater and headed for the door; but Ben heard her steps and exploded out of his chair. Phrases dull as dishwater see dull noun.1 phr. Definition of dishwater in US English: dishwater nounˈdɪʃˌwɔdərˈdiSHˌwôdər Dirty water in which dishes have been washed. as for the coffee, dishwater would probably have tasted better Example sentencesExamples Andreas laughed, shutting off the water as she placed another plate in the dishwater. I grinned and put the bowl and spoon in the dishwater. The water in the river, like green dishwater, is flowing in our direction now. You may expedite the removal process by adding some bleach to your dishwater or simply soaking hands in bleach water solution. Suddenly finding the dirty dishwater fascinating, she shrugged. She ran the soapy dishwater and began to sit dishes into the water to let them soak. Ten feet down in the marbled earth, like a sieve in dishwater, the metallic shopping cart lay partially submerged. Not wanting to disturb him, Inger lifted the pan of dirty dishwater and headed for the door; but Ben heard her steps and exploded out of his chair. I chewed slowly, carefully, and thoughtfully before I realized that it tasted like dishwater. We found the bitter drink numbing to the lips and now understand why people compare it to dishwater. She picked up a plate and handed it to him, but he wasn't paying attention and it fell down into the sink, splashing both of them with dirty dishwater. The wells were starting to bring up muddy brown water and clothes had to be washed in yesterday's dishwater. As for the coffee, dishwater would have tasted better! I dumped more soap flakes into the greasy dishwater. Cut grease and stubborn leftover food from plates and glasses by adding a few lemon slices or a tablespoon of vinegar to soapy dishwater. This theme is apparently subverted by another TV ad for one of those vile-tasting instant soup products that taste like reheated dishwater. Do not wash such items in greasy dishwater which will leave a greasy film to burn on. Save rainwater and dishwater for re-use in the garden The melodic Arabic intonations clash with the clanking of pots and pans in the steamy dishwater. My clothes were soaked through with sweat, dishwater, and grease.
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