Pronunciation: /rɪns/
noun an act of rinsing
A1 I always give my dishes a quick rinse before putting them in the dishwasher.
A2 After shampooing, be sure to give your hair a thorough rinse to remove all the suds.
B1 The dentist recommended using a fluoride rinse after brushing to help prevent cavities.
B2 She used a vinegar rinse to help restore the pH balance of her hair after using a clarifying shampoo.
C1 The chef demonstrated the proper technique for rinsing vegetables to remove any dirt or pesticides.
C2 The laboratory technician performed a final rinse of the samples before sending them for analysis.
verb to wash (something) quickly with water and possibly soap
A1 I rinse my hands before eating.
A2 She rinsed the vegetables before cooking.
B1 Please rinse the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher.
B2 After shampooing, make sure to rinse your hair thoroughly.
C1 The car wash system automatically rinses the vehicle after washing.
C2 The lab technician must rinse the glassware with distilled water to avoid contamination.
formal After applying the shampoo, be sure to rinse your hair thoroughly with warm water.
informal Don't forget to rinse out your cup before putting it in the dishwasher.
slang I always rinse my veggies before cooking them, just to be safe.
figurative It's important to rinse away negative thoughts and focus on positivity.
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