Pronunciation: /ˈlɔːndər/
noun a place where laundering is done
A1 I need to do the laundry today.
A2 She always separates whites and colors before doing the laundry.
B1 The hotel offers a laundry service for guests.
B2 The dry cleaner can launder your clothes and have them ready by tomorrow.
C1 The money launderer was arrested for illegal activities.
C2 The company was involved in a massive money laundering scheme.
verb to wash or clean (clothes, linens, etc.)
A1 I need to launder my clothes before I can wear them again.
A2 She laundered the money to hide its illegal origins.
B1 The hotel offers a service to launder guests' clothing.
B2 The company was accused of laundering money through offshore accounts.
C1 He was arrested for laundering millions of dollars through his business.
C2 The politician was involved in a money laundering scheme that spanned several countries.
formal The company was accused of using offshore accounts to launder money.
informal I heard that some people use cryptocurrency to launder their money.
slang I can't believe he tried to launder his dirty money through a car wash.
figurative She tried to launder her reputation by making a large donation to charity.
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