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Meanings of dishwashers in English

Russian
посудомойка
Portuguese
máquina de lavar louça
Spanish
lavavajillas
Catalan
rentavaixelles
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Mechanical device for cleaning dishware and cutlery.

посудомойка
Usage of dishwashers in English
1
Everybody in town, from the police judge to dishwashers, carries a pistol.
An Autobiography of Buffalo Bill (Colonel W. F. Cody)
2
Accordingly there are four sinks, two dishwashers - and a Fifties jukebox.
The Guardian
3
Along with the dishwashers, I was the lowest rung in the restaurant.
Reuters
4
Stacking plates into the big dishwashers at work was like lifting boulders.
Sister Mine
5
I didn't grow up with dishwashers and everything being done for you.
Cooking for friends
6
A 5-year-old girl ingested lye, a detergent used in electric dishwashers.
Pubmed
7
By 1929, the firm had produced electrical washing machines, dishwashers and vacuum cleaners.
The Guardian
8
Washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, fryers, toasters, roasters, vacuum cleaners, shavers, heaters, beaters-allstopped.
Alas, Babylon
9
But there, in the kitchen, were Hector and Nando, one of the dishwashers.
The lost recipe for happiness
10
Or if you use coffee mugs, then you buy dishwashers.
Reuters
11
We tend to run dishwashers on pretty cold cycles now.
Radio NZ
12
One day we spent the whole meeting talking about dishwashers.
The Irish Times
13
Add to that the ongoing need to replace and repair everything from dishwashers to vehicles.
Reuters
14
Also, he never dreamed of dishwashers and fridge freezers, so his standards are inadequate today.
The Guardian
15
Dishwasher Older dishwashers use around 20 litres per cycle.
The South African
16
The MDA market offers built-in appliances, such as dishwashers.
Reuters
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