Dishrag Meaning in English
word
ˈdɪʃˌræɡ
DISH-rag
ˈdɪʃˌræɡ
DISH-rag
释义
A small cloth used for washing or wiping dishes. Sometimes used informally to describe something very worn out or someone exhausted or weak.
用法与细微差别
'Dishrag' is informal, common in American English; in the UK 'dishcloth' is more frequent. Can also insultingly describe a very weak or exhausted person: 'He was as limp as a dishrag.' Usually refers to an absorbent cloth, not a sponge.
Spanish: trapo para platos - bayetaPortuguese (BR): pano de prato - esfregão (para pratos)Portuguese (PT): pano de loiça - esfregão (para pratos)Chinese (Simplified): 洗碗布 - 抹布Chinese (Traditional): 洗碗布 - 抹布Hindi: बर्तन धोने का कपड़ाArabic: قطعة قماش للأواني - منشفة أطباقBengali: ডিশর্যাগ - বাসন মাজার কাপড়Russian: тряпка для мытья посуды - кухонная тряпкаJapanese: 食器拭き - ふきんVietnamese: giẻ rửa bát - khăn lau chénKorean: 행주Turkish: bulaşık beziUrdu: برتن صاف کرنے کا کپڑاIndonesian: lap pencuci piring - kain lap dapur
例句
Please hand me the dishrag so I can wipe the table.
basic
The dishrag is wet. Let it dry before using it again.
basic
She washed the plates with a soapy dishrag.
basic
After cleaning up, the dishrag smelled terrible.
natural
He was so tired, he just lay there like a used dishrag.
natural
Don’t leave the dishrag balled up in the sink or it’ll get moldy.
natural