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Definition of soap powder in English: soap powdernoun mass nounDetergent in the form of a powder, used for washing clothes. Example sentencesExamples - We need to debate whether education should be something we purchase, like soap powder or a public good, for which we all take responsibility through our governments.
- Nevertheless, to equate a tour around one of the world's greatest Christian cathedrals with your weekly purchase of soap powder and baked beans is hardly edifying.
- They sell it like soap powder on the TV - and you're going to pay the price for that culturally in the long run.
- It is a short drive from here to the site of the Great Geyser, which first started erupting in the 14th century and finally gave up early last century after years of tourists pouring soap powder in it to make it erupt.
- If you have an issue with your soap powder you can't find a live person to talk to at a company.
- They have contaminated the message by trying to sell Labour as if it were a brand of soap powder.
- Depression can cause incapability of the simplest everyday task, for example to clean the house, do the shopping, making a simple choice like what brand of soap powder to buy, can reduce one to tears.
- It removes stains better than any other soap powder.
- They would bang on our doors begging for money or soap powder.
- Did that television commercial for your soap powder actually work?
- If the local shop doesn't have the brand of soap powder you like best, you'll choose another rather than go elsewhere.
- Items of hygiene including toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, soap powder, toilet rolls, brushes and combs, cotton wool and first aid packs.
- We saw a lady this morning walking down the road with a box of soap powder in her hand.
- The company realised its immense product range, which embraced teabags to toothpastes and shampoos to soap powders, had to be trimmed.
- Voting for one of the main parties is like buying soap powder.
- The multi-purpose Victorian room can be adapted to reflect various daily scenes that are matched to a realistic odour - today's is soap powder.
- Most people, when they consider marketing and the marketing of products, tend to think of fast-moving consumer goods such as soap powder or chocolate bars.
- She got soap powder out of a vending machine, dumped it in on top of the clothes and shut the lid.
- It's similar to an allergic reaction one might have following a change of soap powder.
- John took a delight in showing me coloured beads, a packet of soap powder, a paving slab, a battery and a cola can.
Definition of soap powder in US English: soap powdernounˈsoʊp ˈpaʊdərˈsōp ˈpoudər Detergent in the form of a powder, used for washing clothes. Example sentencesExamples - She got soap powder out of a vending machine, dumped it in on top of the clothes and shut the lid.
- It is a short drive from here to the site of the Great Geyser, which first started erupting in the 14th century and finally gave up early last century after years of tourists pouring soap powder in it to make it erupt.
- We saw a lady this morning walking down the road with a box of soap powder in her hand.
- Depression can cause incapability of the simplest everyday task, for example to clean the house, do the shopping, making a simple choice like what brand of soap powder to buy, can reduce one to tears.
- Did that television commercial for your soap powder actually work?
- John took a delight in showing me coloured beads, a packet of soap powder, a paving slab, a battery and a cola can.
- We need to debate whether education should be something we purchase, like soap powder or a public good, for which we all take responsibility through our governments.
- If you have an issue with your soap powder you can't find a live person to talk to at a company.
- If the local shop doesn't have the brand of soap powder you like best, you'll choose another rather than go elsewhere.
- The multi-purpose Victorian room can be adapted to reflect various daily scenes that are matched to a realistic odour - today's is soap powder.
- It removes stains better than any other soap powder.
- The company realised its immense product range, which embraced teabags to toothpastes and shampoos to soap powders, had to be trimmed.
- It's similar to an allergic reaction one might have following a change of soap powder.
- Voting for one of the main parties is like buying soap powder.
- They have contaminated the message by trying to sell Labour as if it were a brand of soap powder.
- Most people, when they consider marketing and the marketing of products, tend to think of fast-moving consumer goods such as soap powder or chocolate bars.
- Nevertheless, to equate a tour around one of the world's greatest Christian cathedrals with your weekly purchase of soap powder and baked beans is hardly edifying.
- They sell it like soap powder on the TV - and you're going to pay the price for that culturally in the long run.
- They would bang on our doors begging for money or soap powder.
- Items of hygiene including toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, soap powder, toilet rolls, brushes and combs, cotton wool and first aid packs.
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