Definition of handwash in English:

handwash

noun ˈhandwɒʃˈhændwɑʃ

mass nounBritish

Liquid soap for washing one's hands.
we were all given bottles of antibacterial handwash
Example sentencesExamples
- Regulations governing its use as an antibacterial in handwash are more lax.
- I'd recently been introduced to the miracle of antibacterial handwash, an incredible, but rather thin, soap product.
- It's easy to tell yourself to ignore him and not pay for his squirt of handwash and the passing of a few paper towels.
- It pioneered the Clean Your Hands scheme, introducing anti-bacterial alcohol handwash beside every bed and at the entrance to each ward.
- The wards have carried large notices at the entrance informing persons that upon entering and leaving the wards to use the handwash supplied to disinfect their hands.
- Use — and encourage others to use — an antiseptic handwash after meals.
- A review of the studies confirms that the formulation meets and exceeds the FDA definition of an antiseptic handwash.
- Being fed up of the soap scum generated by bar soap, I bought their liquid handwash.
- I am not a medical expert but doctors have told me that good alcohol-based handwashes are essential in wards and isolation units.
- Instead of spraying with something toxic, try using a squirt of liquid handwash in some water and spray them with this.

verbˈhandwɒʃˈhændwɑʃ

[with object]

Wash (something) by hand rather than in a washing machine.
delicate articles should always be hand-washed to avoid any damage
Example sentencesExamples
- Customers will hand us the keys to their car before entering the centre and we'll hand-wash it.
- I handwashed my shirt and jeans and managed to get stains out.
- The covers will last longer if they are hand-washed and then air-dried.
- We tear down the filter and hand-wash the parts.
- You should handwash 100% wool and limit the amount of agitation.
- Each load of a filled dishwasher uses 35–45 litres, which is the same amount you use every time you handwash a load of dishes.
- If wool yarn is used in any of the sweaters, the finished garment should be dry-cleaned or gently hand-washed.
- I like to hand-wash the laundry and let it dry in the sun.
- Instruments may be handwashed, but they should not be washed in the scrub sink.
- The filter is easily removable, and can be hand-washed, or air gunned to remove any debris.

Definition of handwash in US English:

handwash

nounˈhændwɑʃˈhandwäSH

British

Liquid soap for washing one's hands.
we were all given bottles of antibacterial handwash
Example sentencesExamples
- A review of the studies confirms that the formulation meets and exceeds the FDA definition of an antiseptic handwash.
- I'd recently been introduced to the miracle of antibacterial handwash, an incredible, but rather thin, soap product.
- It's easy to tell yourself to ignore him and not pay for his squirt of handwash and the passing of a few paper towels.
- The wards have carried large notices at the entrance informing persons that upon entering and leaving the wards to use the handwash supplied to disinfect their hands.
- It pioneered the Clean Your Hands scheme, introducing anti-bacterial alcohol handwash beside every bed and at the entrance to each ward.
- I am not a medical expert but doctors have told me that good alcohol-based handwashes are essential in wards and isolation units.
- Use — and encourage others to use — an antiseptic handwash after meals.
- Regulations governing its use as an antibacterial in handwash are more lax.
- Being fed up of the soap scum generated by bar soap, I bought their liquid handwash.
- Instead of spraying with something toxic, try using a squirt of liquid handwash in some water and spray them with this.

verbˈhændwɑʃˈhandwäSH

[with object]

Wash (something) by hand rather than using a machine.
delicate articles should always be hand-washed to avoid any damage
Example sentencesExamples
- We tear down the filter and hand-wash the parts.
- Instruments may be handwashed, but they should not be washed in the scrub sink.
- If wool yarn is used in any of the sweaters, the finished garment should be dry-cleaned or gently hand-washed.
- The filter is easily removable, and can be hand-washed, or air gunned to remove any debris.
- Each load of a filled dishwasher uses 35–45 litres, which is the same amount you use every time you handwash a load of dishes.
- I handwashed my shirt and jeans and managed to get stains out.
- The covers will last longer if they are hand-washed and then air-dried.
- Customers will hand us the keys to their car before entering the centre and we'll hand-wash it.
- I like to hand-wash the laundry and let it dry in the sun.
- You should handwash 100% wool and limit the amount of agitation.

词汇	handwash
释义	Definition of handwash in English: handwash noun ˈhandwɒʃˈhændwɑʃ mass nounBritish Liquid soap for washing one's hands. we were all given bottles of antibacterial handwash Example sentencesExamples Regulations governing its use as an antibacterial in handwash are more lax. I'd recently been introduced to the miracle of antibacterial handwash, an incredible, but rather thin, soap product. It's easy to tell yourself to ignore him and not pay for his squirt of handwash and the passing of a few paper towels. It pioneered the Clean Your Hands scheme, introducing anti-bacterial alcohol handwash beside every bed and at the entrance to each ward. The wards have carried large notices at the entrance informing persons that upon entering and leaving the wards to use the handwash supplied to disinfect their hands. Use — and encourage others to use — an antiseptic handwash after meals. A review of the studies confirms that the formulation meets and exceeds the FDA definition of an antiseptic handwash. Being fed up of the soap scum generated by bar soap, I bought their liquid handwash. I am not a medical expert but doctors have told me that good alcohol-based handwashes are essential in wards and isolation units. Instead of spraying with something toxic, try using a squirt of liquid handwash in some water and spray them with this. verbˈhandwɒʃˈhændwɑʃ [with object] Wash (something) by hand rather than in a washing machine. delicate articles should always be hand-washed to avoid any damage Example sentencesExamples Customers will hand us the keys to their car before entering the centre and we'll hand-wash it. I handwashed my shirt and jeans and managed to get stains out. The covers will last longer if they are hand-washed and then air-dried. We tear down the filter and hand-wash the parts. You should handwash 100% wool and limit the amount of agitation. Each load of a filled dishwasher uses 35–45 litres, which is the same amount you use every time you handwash a load of dishes. If wool yarn is used in any of the sweaters, the finished garment should be dry-cleaned or gently hand-washed. I like to hand-wash the laundry and let it dry in the sun. Instruments may be handwashed, but they should not be washed in the scrub sink. The filter is easily removable, and can be hand-washed, or air gunned to remove any debris. Definition of handwash in US English: handwash nounˈhændwɑʃˈhandwäSH British Liquid soap for washing one's hands. we were all given bottles of antibacterial handwash Example sentencesExamples A review of the studies confirms that the formulation meets and exceeds the FDA definition of an antiseptic handwash. I'd recently been introduced to the miracle of antibacterial handwash, an incredible, but rather thin, soap product. It's easy to tell yourself to ignore him and not pay for his squirt of handwash and the passing of a few paper towels. The wards have carried large notices at the entrance informing persons that upon entering and leaving the wards to use the handwash supplied to disinfect their hands. It pioneered the Clean Your Hands scheme, introducing anti-bacterial alcohol handwash beside every bed and at the entrance to each ward. I am not a medical expert but doctors have told me that good alcohol-based handwashes are essential in wards and isolation units. Use — and encourage others to use — an antiseptic handwash after meals. Regulations governing its use as an antibacterial in handwash are more lax. Being fed up of the soap scum generated by bar soap, I bought their liquid handwash. Instead of spraying with something toxic, try using a squirt of liquid handwash in some water and spray them with this. verbˈhændwɑʃˈhandwäSH [with object] Wash (something) by hand rather than using a machine. delicate articles should always be hand-washed to avoid any damage Example sentencesExamples We tear down the filter and hand-wash the parts. Instruments may be handwashed, but they should not be washed in the scrub sink. If wool yarn is used in any of the sweaters, the finished garment should be dry-cleaned or gently hand-washed. The filter is easily removable, and can be hand-washed, or air gunned to remove any debris. Each load of a filled dishwasher uses 35–45 litres, which is the same amount you use every time you handwash a load of dishes. I handwashed my shirt and jeans and managed to get stains out. The covers will last longer if they are hand-washed and then air-dried. Customers will hand us the keys to their car before entering the centre and we'll hand-wash it. I like to hand-wash the laundry and let it dry in the sun. You should handwash 100% wool and limit the amount of agitation.
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