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Meanings of washer in English
Portuguese
lavadora Catalan
màquina de rentar 
A machine, usually automatic, which washes clothes etc.
Usage of washer in English
1
He told the general all about the troubles of the poor washer-woman.
2
With the thought being that the window washer saw him doing drugs.
3
Half way through emptying the washer they were still coming out assembled.
4
We had a large, industrialsize washer that was very time-consuming to use.
5
I sorted, then loaded the washer, holding back items requiring special treatment.
6
From thence the gas passes into a third washer, D, of glass.
7
A washer woman seen in dreams, represents infidelity and a strange adventure.
8
The washer and dryer were out there, along with our ironing board.
9
Ledford spotted a hand-crank wringer-washer like the one from his boyhood home.
10
And is their then chief bottle-washer Patrick Cosgrave still having a kip?
11
Amy straightened the boxes of detergent on the shelf above the washer.
12
Her rolling home has a king-size bed, double-wide refrigerator and a washer-dryer.
13
She tossed the T-shirts to the ground in front of the washer.
14
Dear, willing, panting dogs, are laboriously dragging the washer-women's little carts up-hill.
15
Do you think I would let that red-headed dish washer beat me?
16
Tuck in washin', I s'ppose,-shewas a monst'us good washer an' ironer.
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Translations for washer
Catalan
Washer through the time
Washer across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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