washing up in English

washing the dishes

Use "washing up" in a sentence

1. Weakly alkaline washing-up agent

2. 20 The washing-up had been left undone .

3. 4 He managed to skip the washing-up.

4. Can you help me with the washing up?

5. 29 Mum volunteered Dave for washing-up duties.

6. Washing up before dinner is a good habit.

7. After lunch Elizabeth and I did the washing up.

8. Go on, you go out. I'll see to the washing up.

9. No need for you to start on the washing-up yet.

10. Where are we supposed to hang our washing up to dry?

11. Perhaps your father would condescend to help with the washing - up!

12. If the greenery is grimy add a drop of washing-up liquid.

13. She made him do the washing-up as penance for forgetting her birthday.

14. The two children used to bicker about who should do the washing - up.

15. After wiring up the Xmas tree lights and programming the computer, even managed the washing up!

16. Cheap scent and costlier scent like fly spray, sticky underarm deodorant, hair lacquer, babies and washing-up hands.

17. 21 Cheap scent and costlier scent like fly spray, sticky underarm deodorant, hair lacquer, babies and washing-up hands.

18. Method of manufacturing dense-granulate low-alkali washing agents, containing no active chlorine or phosphate, for washing-up machines

19. Washing-up can lead to dry hands but cleansing fluids, sprays and polishes can also irritate dry, sensitive skin.

20. Most can still afford a new potato peeler or washing up bowl if some one bothers to deliver them.

21. The cooks who were preparing for the party fell asleep over the stirring and tasting. The scullery maids fell asleep over the washing up.

22. Refreshers of air, Production of household chemistry (cleaning, washing-up liquids, a soap), Cleaning inventory, Batcher for liquid and viscous products, Measuring hoppers of liquid soap.

23. Accretion is the gradual increase of land mass by the washing up of silt or soil, caused by the movement of a neighboring body of water.

24. Bleaching agents and other substances for laundry use, cleaning polishing, scouring and abrasive preparations, cosmetics, hand-washing pastes, washing up detergents, all-purpose cleaners, soaps, soap lotions, perfumery, essential oils, cosmetics, hair lotions, dentifrices, tissues, impregnated with cosmetic lotions

25. ‘And then there is the small matter of the washing up mountain, looking at me Beadily from the table and kitchen.’ ‘As she awaits it, Leah Malot steals a sideways looks at her and Sally Barsosio watches her Beadily.’

26. Cue noun [C] (SIGNAL) a word or action in a play or film that is used as a signal by a performer to begin saying or doing something a signal for someone to do something: [ + to infinitive ] They started washing up, so that was our Cue …