Significats de whitewashed in en anglès

Cut stone, corded for the market, was whitewashed in the same manner as the coal.

Ireland were whitewashed in the earlier T20 games in which a series of world records fell.

Italy were whitewashed in this year's tournament - but Scotland, Wales and France have all finished bottom.

Never before in the history of the sport has Australia been whitewashed in a Test series on home soil.

This year, although only 11 points separated the teams overall, they were whitewashed in a three-test series against the Wallabies.

The walls of this room were always whitewashed in the Spring, occasioning ever a sharpened contrast with the dark-brown ceiling.

South Africa are yet to register a point on the log after being whitewashed in their first WTC series in India.

However, the weary 37-year-old still managed to dig out a vintage performance that saw Bingham almost whitewashed in this afternoon's session.

The church has been whitewashed in modern times, and does not look so venerable as it ought, with its arches and pillared aisles.

When England were whitewashed in Australia seven years ago the ECB responded by conducting the Schofield Report which looked at every element of the game.

It can be whitewashed in a day, and your mother can live there quite comfortably; and I will put the children to a good school.

Whitewashed in the Tests, swatted aside in the ODIs, they duly lost the first Twenty20 international in Hobart by 13 runs.