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Meanings of do the dishes in English
Portuguese
lavar a louça Usage of do the dishes in English
1
I refused to do the dishes and was as annoying as possible.
2
You just said that you want me to help you do the dishes.
3
I do the dishes in the sea and afterward go for a walk.
4
I start to do the dishes but she says why bother.
5
Brush your teeth, do the dishes, do whatever you need to.
6
The only catch: someone still has to do the dishes afterward.
7
I'll do the dishes tonight. She joined me at the table.
8
After dessert, Beth jumped up and insisted she'd do the dishes.
9
When we finally finished eating our fish, I volunteered to do the dishes.
10
Won't you go upstairs and lie down and let me do the dishes?
11
It was Susie's night to do the dishes, and Eleanor said she would help.
12
Ivan and Jenny stay to help us do the dishes.
13
She cooked wonderful meals, although he had to do the dishes and the shopping.
14
I realized then I did n't want to do the dishes.
15
It's always polite to volunteer to do the dishes, though.
16
The very next morning I offered to get up and help her do the dishes.
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Do the dishes through the time
Do the dishes across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common