noun a fixed basin with a water supply and drain for washing
verb to go down below the surface of something, especially of a liquid; to descend or cause to descend
In construction, a sink refers to a basin installed in a countertop or cabinet for various purposes.
In maritime contexts, a sink refers to a ship sinking or a device used for draining water from a boat.
In plumbing, a sink is a basin used for washing hands, dishes, or other items.
In a kitchen, a sink is used for washing dishes and food preparation.
In a bathroom, a sink is used for washing hands and face.
A plumber uses a sink to install, repair, and maintain plumbing fixtures.
A chef uses a sink to wash and clean dishes, utensils, and ingredients.
A dentist uses a sink to wash hands, tools, and equipment during dental procedures.
A scientist may use a sink in a laboratory to clean glassware and equipment.
A janitor uses sinks to clean and sanitize restrooms and other areas.
A hairdresser uses a sink to wash and rinse clients' hair.
A mechanic may use a sink to clean parts and tools while working on vehicles.
An artist may use a sink to clean brushes and palettes after painting.
A nurse uses a sink to wash hands and equipment in a medical setting.
A teacher may use a sink in a classroom for various activities such as cleaning up after experiments or art projects.