mycie inglês:

It needs washing.

Hand washing is one way to control bacteria.

Washing your hands regularly is a good way to prevent catching some diseases.

In Japan, practically every family has a washing machine.

In washing himself, he started on the legs.

Drying the washing on a fine day in the rainy season; I felt like it was already summer.

Bearing in mind the durability in washing and various factors this is what we arrived at:

I'll call a repairman I know who'll be at your house to fix the washing machine promptly.

I like to eyeball my ingredients, mostly because I don't feel like washing my measuring cups over and over.

Mother is busy cooking and washing all day long.

That shirt is very dirty. It needs washing before you go to school.

In the Carteret Islands, near Papua New Guinea, some people have already had to leave their homes because the seawater is washing around their houses.

I'm in the bathroom because I'm washing my hands.

I don't have a washing machine at home, and so I have to go to the washing room in order to do the laundry.

If that washing machine goes wrong again, I shall complain to the manufacturer.

Wash up.

My robot will prepare meals, clean, wash dishes, and perform other household tasks.

It's better to use plastic chopsticks and wash them than to use disposable chopsticks.

I thought they were angry with me because I didn't help them wash the car.

The Prime Minister's explanation of the scandal just wouldn't wash with the public.

Would you please sort out all the white clothes from the wash?

You can't cop out on explaining a price increase of that size by blaming OPEC; that won't wash.

Obviously wash your face, but you must also take care of your appearance before assembling here.

The label on my scarf says, "Wash and iron inside out." I wonder how I'm supposed to do that.

This T-shirt needs washing. (Tę koszulkę trzeba wyprać

I carefully brush my teeth, wash my face and comb my hair.

While doing the wash she found a condom in the back pocket of her son's pants.

At an Indian wedding at the Phillipine islands the bride retired from the company in order to go down to the river to wash her feet. As she was thus employed an alligator seized her.

I get up, wash, shower, shave, and get dressed.

Your explanation won't wash; it's too improbable to be true.