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Meanings of toothbrushes in English
Usage of toothbrushes in English
1
Electric toothbrushes use a form of wireless power transmission called inductive coupling.
2
The house has undoubtedly been cleaned of toothbrushes, combs, tissues, chewing gum.
3
Baking powder is commonly used as cleaner and toothbrushes are now bamboo.
4
From GPS bracelets to smart toothbrushes, family-themed technology was a hot topic.
5
The bathroom was crowded with too many towels and too many toothbrushes.
6
Shaving things and soap and toothbrushes, handkerchiefs and chocolate and writing materials.
7
In Africa, small twigs cut from wild trees are used as toothbrushes.
8
The six toothbrushes in the bathroom make her wild and profane.
9
We heard about not having access to soap and showers, toothpaste and toothbrushes.
10
So I put some toothbrushes and other stuff in there just in case.
11
Even electric toothbrushes have often seemed more like gimmicks than gadgets.
12
You find it in everything from toothbrushes to tents to tights.
13
In future, its toothbrushes could include a sensor to measure disease biomarkers in saliva.
14
Plus, toothbrushes are that rare combination: both disposable and expensive.
15
Did you know that mobile phones now outnumber toothbrushes two-to-one?
16
I knew about electric toothbrushes, but I assumed they were unnecessary and needlessly expensive.
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Translations for toothbrushes
Russian
Toothbrushes through the time
Toothbrushes across language varieties
United States of America
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