How do you pronounce brush?

brush is pronounced as /brʌʃ/.

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brush

🖌️brush (brouche)

noun/verb

/brʌʃ/

brosse (brosse)

brunt brusque

Signification

A tool with bristles for cleaning, painting, or grooming; to clean, arrange, or apply with a brush.

a tool with bristles used for cleaning, painting, or grooming

Traduction de la signification

Un outil avec des poils pour nettoyer, peindre ou coiffer; nettoyer, organiser ou appliquer avec une brosse.

Phrases d'exemple

She used a brush to paint the fence.

Elle a utilisé une brosse pour peindre la clôture.

Elle a utilise une brosse pour peindre la cloture.

I brush my teeth every morning with a soft brush.

Je me brosse les dents chaque matin avec une brosse douce.

Expressions d'exemple

brush up on

réviser

reviser

Synonymes

sweep, scrub, groom, polish, paint, scrubber, cleaner

Entrée 1

sweep, scrub, groom, polish, paint

Entrée 2

scrubber, cleaner

Antonymes

neglect, dirty

Collocations

paint brush, hair brush, brush teeth, brush off

Entrée 1

paint brush, hair brush, brush teeth, brush off

Entrée 2

brush teeth, paint brush, hair brush

Plus de phrases d'exemple

Did you brush your teeth?

Est-ce que tu as brossé tes dents ?

First, I wash my face and brush my teeth.

D'abord, je me lave le visage et je me brosse les dents.

When do you brush your teeth in the morning?

Quand te brosses-tu les dents le matin ?

Yes Mom. I brushed my teeth sometime before.

Oui maman, je me suis brossé les dents il y a quelque temps.

Oui maman, je me suis brosse les dents il y a quelque temps.

Having brushed his teeth, John went to school.

Ayant brossé ses dents, John est allé à l'école.

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a sudden loss of courage or confidence, often caused by disappointment or fear

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Something added to complete or enhance; to add extra to make up for a deficiency.

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