Used attributively before another noun to denote something consisting of or relating to brush, especially vegetation (e.g., brush fire).
Определения
brushглагол
To clean or groom with a brush.
She brushes her hair every morning to keep it smooth and tangle-free.
To apply a liquid, such as paint or glaze, with a brush.
He brushed a coat of varnish onto the wooden table to protect it.
To remove something with a sweeping motion.
He brushed the crumbs off the table after breakfast.
To touch lightly in passing.
The cat brushed against my leg as it walked by.
To deal with something quickly or dismissively.
She brushed off his concerns, insisting everything was under control.
brushсуществительное
An implement with bristles, wire, or other filaments, used for cleaning, grooming, painting, or other purposes.
She used a brush to paint the walls of her room.
A dense growth of bushes or shrubs.
The hikers had to navigate through thick brush to reach the clearing.
A brief encounter or experience, often unpleasant or challenging.
He had a brush with the law when he was caught speeding.
A block or strip of conductive material that carries electric current between a stationary and a moving part in a generator, motor, or other electrical machine.
The mechanic replaced the worn carbon brushes in the alternator.
brushприлагательное
Relating to or consisting of brush (dense undergrowth); used before a noun.
Years of drought had left the hills vulnerable to brush fires.