Definition Conjugation
Definition of deterge - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
cleaningDated wash or wipe away dirt or impuritiesDated
- They deterge the equipment after each muddy field test.
2.
medicalDated clean a wound of undesirable materialDated
- First, deterge the wound before applying a sterile dressing.
Origin of deterge
Latin, detergere (to wipe away)
Examples of deterge in a sentence
The janitor detergered the floors every evening. The doctor detergered the area to prevent infection. It's important to deterge wounds thoroughly in surgery.
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- French:déterger, purifier, ...
- German:reinigen, ...
- Italian:pulire, disinfettare, ...
- Spanish:limpiar, desinfectar, ...
- Portuguese:limpar, desinfetar, ...
- Chinese:清洁, 清理, ...
- Japanese:洗浄する, 清潔にする, ...
- Arabic:نَظَّفَ, نَظَّفَ الجُرح, ...
- Hebrew:לְנַקּוֹת, לְטַהֵר, ...
- Russian:очищать, промыть, ...
- Ukrainian:витирати, очистити, ...
- Hindi:पोंछना, स्वच्छ करना, ...
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