Pronunciation: /dɪsɪnˈfɛktənt/
noun a chemical substance used to kill harmful bacteria or viruses on surfaces
A1 I use disinfectant to clean my kitchen counters.
A2 It is important to use disinfectant to kill germs on surfaces.
B1 The hospital uses a strong disinfectant to ensure cleanliness and safety.
B2 It is recommended to use a disinfectant spray on commonly touched surfaces.
C1 The laboratory follows strict protocols for using disinfectants to prevent contamination.
C2 Research has shown the effectiveness of certain disinfectants in eliminating viruses.
adjective describing the quality or characteristic of being able to disinfect
A1 I use disinfectant wipes to clean my kitchen counters.
A2 The hospital uses disinfectant sprays to keep the rooms clean and germ-free.
B1 It is important to use a disinfectant solution to sanitize surfaces during flu season.
B2 The laboratory requires all equipment to be cleaned with a disinfectant solution before and after each use.
C1 The restaurant follows strict protocols for disinfectant cleaning to ensure food safety.
C2 The hotel uses industrial-grade disinfectant products to maintain a high level of cleanliness throughout the property.
formal The hospital uses a strong disinfectant to clean all surfaces and prevent the spread of infections.
informal Make sure to use disinfectant wipes to clean your phone regularly.
slang I sprayed some disinfectant on that gross table before we sat down.
figurative She used kindness as a disinfectant to cleanse the negativity from the room.
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