rinse down
The phrase "rinse down" is commonly used in cleaning contexts to describe the action of washing away dirt or residue with water.
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Definition
B2General Cleaning
(common)To wash away dirt or residue by pouring or spraying water over a surface or object.
Example
- After applying the soap, rinse down the car thoroughly to remove all the suds.
- The chef rinsed down the vegetables to ensure they were free of any soil.
B2Plumbing
(technical)To send debris or substances down the drain by using a stream of water.
Example
- Rinse down the sink after washing the dishes to clear any leftover food particles.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "rinse down":
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