rinsed

UK
/rɪnst/
US
/rɪnst/
rinsedpast participle
UK
/rɪnst/
US
/rɪnst/
More precise classification: adjective derived from past participle; generally non-gradable.
Translations
The rinsed vegetables were ready to be cooked.
Промытые овощи были готовы к приготовлению.
Definitions
Having been washed lightly, especially with water, to remove soap or dirt.
The freshly rinsed vegetables were ready to be chopped for the salad.
rinseverb

rinsed

Past Simple

rinsed
Past Simple
rinsed
Past Participle
rinsing
Gerund
UK
/rɪns/
US
/rɪns/
Translations
Please rinse the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher.
Пожалуйста, прополощите посуду перед тем, как положить её в посудомоечную машину.
After washing your hair, rinse it thoroughly with clean water.
После мытья волос сполосните их тщательно чистой водой.
You should rinse your mouth with water after brushing your teeth.
Вам следует ополаскивать рот водой после чистки зубов.
Definitions
To wash lightly, especially by pouring water over or through something to remove soap, dirt, or impurities.
After shampooing, make sure to rinse your hair thoroughly to remove all the soap.
To clean by flushing with a liquid, often water.
He rinsed the wound with antiseptic to prevent infection.
Informal, chiefly UK: to defeat, overwhelm, or beat comprehensively.
Our team got rinsed five–nil in the final.
Informal, chiefly UK: To defeat, outclass, or criticize severely; to exploit or take advantage of.
Their team got absolutely rinsed in the second half.
rinsenoun
Definitions
An act of washing something quickly, especially with clean water.
After applying the shampoo, she gave her hair a thorough rinse.
A solution or liquid used for rinsing.
He used a mouth rinse to freshen his breath.
A hair-care product, often tinted, applied after shampooing.
She applied a blue rinse to brighten her grey hair.
Informal: a decisive or overwhelming defeat.
The match turned out to be a total rinse for the visiting side.
rinseadjective
Definitions
Designed for or relating to rinsing.
Select the rinse cycle for delicate fabrics.