ironed
word · lemma: iron
Definition
Pressed clothes or fabric using a hot iron to remove wrinkles. Also, sometimes used figuratively to mean made smooth or solved problems.
Usage & Nuances
Usually refers to clothing. Common collocations: 'ironed shirt', 'freshly ironed'. Sometimes used figuratively in phrases like 'ironed out the details' (solved or clarified something). Regularly used in the past tense to describe completed actions.
Spanish: planchadoPortuguese (BR): passado (roupa)Portuguese (PT): passado (roupa)Chinese (Simplified): 熨烫Chinese (Traditional): 熨燙Hindi: इस्त्री किया हुआArabic: مكوَّىBengali: ইস্ত্রি করাRussian: погладил - выглаженныйJapanese: アイロンをかけたVietnamese: đã ủi - được làKorean: 다림질한Turkish: ütülenmişUrdu: استری کیا ہواIndonesian: disetrika
Example Sentences
She ironed her dress before going out.
basic
I ironed all the shirts this morning.
basic
My uniform is nicely ironed.
basic
All the wrinkles were ironed out of the curtains.
natural
We finally ironed out our differences and agreed.
natural
He likes his shirts perfectly ironed, with no creases at all.
natural