washed
word · lemma: wash
/ˈwɑʃt/
wahsht
/wˈɒʃt/
wosht
Definition
Past tense or past participle of 'wash'. It means cleaned with water and often soap, or describes something that has already been cleaned this way.
Usage & Nuances
'Washed' can describe an action in the past ('I washed the car') or a state/result ('the clothes are washed'). Common combinations include 'washed my hands', 'washed the dishes', and 'freshly washed'. Do not confuse it with 'cleaned', which is broader and not only about water.
Spanish: lavado - lavóPortuguese (BR): lavado - lavouPortuguese (PT): lavado - lavouChinese (Simplified): 洗过的 - 洗了Chinese (Traditional): 洗過的 - 洗了Hindi: धोया हुआ - धोयाArabic: مغسول - غَسَلَBengali: ধোয়াRussian: помытый - вымылJapanese: 洗ったVietnamese: đã rửaKorean: 씻은 - 세탁한Turkish: yıkanmışUrdu: دھویا ہواIndonesian: dicuci
Example Sentences
I washed my hands before dinner.
basic
She washed the dishes this morning.
basic
Did you put away the washed towels?
natural
These clothes are washed and ready to wear.
basic
I just washed the car, and now it's raining.
natural
He looked tired, like he hadn't washed or slept in days.
natural