bleached

UK
/bliːtʃt/
US
/bliːtʃt/
bleachedadjective
more bleached
Comp.
most bleached
Super.
UK
/bliːtʃt/
US
/bliːtʃt/
Translations
The bleached fabric looked almost white.
Обесцвеченная ткань выглядела почти белой.
The bleached wood gave the room a rustic feel.
Выбеленное дерево придавало комнате деревенский вид.
Definitions
Having been whitened or lightened, typically by exposure to sunlight or chemicals.
The bleached fabric looked almost new after being left in the sun for several days.
Lacking color or vitality, often appearing pale or washed out.
Her bleached complexion made her look ghostly under the harsh lights.
bleachverb

bleached

Past Simple

bleached
Past Simple
bleached
Past Participle
bleaching
Gerund
UK
/bliːtʃ/
US
/bliːtʃ/
Translations
She decided to bleach her white clothes to remove the stains.
Она решила отбеливать свои белые вещи, чтобы удалить пятна.
Additional translations
Definitions
To remove color or stains from something, typically by using a chemical agent.
She decided to bleach the white shirts to remove the coffee stains.
To make something pale or white by exposure to sunlight or a chemical process.
The sun can bleach the color out of fabrics if they are left outside for too long.
To become pale or whitened through exposure to light, chemicals, or weather.
Over the years, the paint on the wooden fence bleached in the sun.
bleachnoun
Definitions
A chemical agent used to whiten or remove the color from materials, especially fabrics.
She used bleach to remove the stains from her white shirt.
A solution, typically containing sodium hypochlorite, used for disinfecting and cleaning purposes.
The janitor used bleach to sanitize the bathroom surfaces.
bleachadjective
Definitions
Used attributively to describe something that contains, uses, or is related to bleach.
Always wear gloves when handling bleach products.
bleachproper noun
Definitions
A Japanese manga and anime series written and illustrated by Tite Kubo.
Bleach has a large international fan base.