launder|laundered|laundering|launders in English

verb

[laun·der || 'lɔndə(r) /'lɔː-]

do laundry; wash and iron; be washed; pass through an intermediary in order to disguise the source (as of illegal funds)

Use "launder|laundered|laundering|launders" in a sentence

1. Send these shirts to be laundered.

2. Clean or launder items according to the manufacturer’s instructions

3. Bribe money's gotta be laundered ASAP'cause everyone knows now.

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5. This activity allows them to launder money.

6. 5 I'm afraid we cannot launder embroidered items, ma'am.

7. 8 There is no need to launder bedding or sterilize clothing.

8. Some transactions reportedly involved money laundering.

9. Use hot gases from the launder as preheated combustion air

10. 3 There is no need to launder bedding or sterilize clothing.

11. Libido----launder by Aureoles, released 03 May 2019 1

12. He was charged with laundering money.

13. For the money laundering, not for perjury.

14. All you had to do was launder this money through your club.

15. 2 Norio worked with foreign banks to launder drug profit.

16. She does cleaning and laundering on Sundays.

17. They launder money from arms and drug sales and crime syndicates in Russia.

18. And the spectre of money laundering looms.

19. 8 The gang launder the steal money through their chain of restaurants.

20. • Increased public support for anti-money laundering activities

21. China has paid highly attentian to money laundering.

22. Synonyms for Cleansed include cleaned, washed, bathed, deterged, laundered, rinsed, sanitised, sanitized, scrubbed and purified

23. Synonyms for Bowdlerises include censors, expurgates, blue-pencils, cleans up, cuts, sanitises, sanitizes, edits, launders and purges

24. 9 To develop and manage driver, security guard, cleaner, launder, canteen, and other logistics.

25. Mr Bowitz was also charged with money laundering.