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wash-out russian

  • вы́мыть

    to wash, to wash thoroughly

    to wash up, to do (the dishes)

    to scrub, to clean (by washing), to mop

    to hollow out, to wash out

  • промы́ть

    to wash out, to rinse (thoroughly), to cleanse (with liquid), to wash

    to wash away, to erode (a channel), to break through (of water), to seep through

  • отмы́ть

    to wash clean, to wash off, to wash out, to scrub clean

    to launder (money)

    to wash away, to carry away (of water)

  • промыва́ть

    to wash out, to rinse, to flush, to irrigate (a wound)

    to wash (ore or sand), to wash clean, to pan (for gold)

    to wash away, to erode, to cut through

  • отмы́ться

    to wash off, to wash away, to come out

    to get clean, to get washed clean

    to clear one's name, to whitewash oneself, to redeem oneself

  • стира́ться

    to be erased, to wear away, to be rubbed off, to become blurred

    to be washed, to wash (well or badly), to wash out (of a stain)

  • отмыва́ться

    to wash out, to wash off, to come out

    to wash oneself clean, to get clean

    to clear one's name, to clear oneself of an accusation, to justify oneself

  • размы́ть

    to wash away, to erode, to wash out, to undermine

    to blur, to make indistinct, to smudge

  • вымыва́ть

    to wash (thoroughly), to wash out

    to wash away, to wash out, to erode

    to hollow out, to carve out (by erosion)

  • намы́ть

    to wash, to pan out, to deposit

  • отсти́рываться

    to wash off, to come out

  • замы́ть

    to wash out

  • намыва́ть

    to wash thoroughly, to lather, to soap up

    to wash ashore, to bring ashore

    to pan (for gold), to wash out (gold)

    to form by deposition, to build up (by hydraulic fill), to accumulate by washing

  • размы́в

    wash-out, erosion

  • вы́линять

    to fade, to lose colour, to wash out

    to moult, to shed hair, to shed its coat

  • прота́чивать

    to gnaw through, to eat through, to bore holes in

    to wash out, to wear away, to erode

    to turn (on a lathe), to bore through

    to stitch through, to machine-stitch

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