Pronunciation: /draɪ kliːn/
noun a process of cleaning clothes using a solvent instead of water
A1 I need to take my suit to the dry clean.
A2 She always takes her dresses to the dry clean for special occasions.
B1 The dry clean charges extra for delicate fabrics.
B2 I prefer to dry clean my winter coats instead of washing them.
C1 The dry clean offers a same-day service for urgent cleaning needs.
C2 The dry clean uses eco-friendly solvents for a more sustainable cleaning process.
verb to clean clothes using a solvent instead of water
A1 I need to dry clean my suit before the wedding.
A2 She always dry cleans her winter coats to keep them looking new.
B1 The label on this shirt says it must be dry cleaned only.
B2 I prefer to dry clean my delicate fabrics to avoid damaging them.
C1 The dry cleaning service did an excellent job on my silk dress.
C2 After dry cleaning my wool sweater, it looks as good as new.
formal I always prefer to have my delicate garments dry cleaned to ensure they are properly cared for.
informal I need to take my suit to the dry cleaners before the big event.
slang I spilled coffee all over my shirt, looks like I'll have to get it dry cleaned.
figurative Sometimes we need to dry clean our minds by taking a break from our daily routine.
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