Flush away Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To remove something by forcing water to carry it away, usually down a drain or toilet. It can also mean to get rid of something completely.
Usage & Nuances
Most often used for cleaning away dirt or waste, especially in bathrooms ('flush away the germs'). Common with 'toilet', 'drain', and 'tears' (as in 'flush away your worries'). Slightly formal; less common in everyday speech but used in written or instructional English.
Example Sentences
Please flush away all the dirt from the sink.
basic
The rain will flush away the leaves from the street.
basic
You should flush away any chemicals after cleaning.
basic
I wish I could just flush away all my worries sometimes.
natural
Don't forget to flush away the soap after washing your hands.
natural
A powerful stream can flush away even the toughest stains.
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