Pronunciation: /dɪˈtərdʒənt/
noun a substance used for cleaning, especially clothes
A1 I use detergent to wash my clothes.
A2 She bought a new brand of detergent for her laundry.
B1 It is important to choose a detergent that is gentle on the skin.
B2 The detergent removed the tough stains from the carpet.
C1 The detergent industry is constantly evolving with new technologies.
C2 The detergent manufacturing process requires strict quality control measures.
adjective relating to or used for cleaning
A1 My mom uses detergent soap to wash our clothes.
A2 I bought a new detergent spray to clean the kitchen counters.
B1 The detergent solution was effective in removing the tough stains from the carpet.
B2 The detergent formula is specially designed for delicate fabrics.
C1 The detergent ingredients are environmentally friendly and biodegradable.
C2 The detergent manufacturer prides itself on using only the highest quality raw materials.
formal The detergent used in the laboratory was specifically formulated for cleaning glassware.
informal I ran out of detergent, can you pick some up from the store?
slang I spilled juice on my shirt, do you have any detergent I can borrow?
figurative Kindness is the best detergent to wash away bitterness and resentment.
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