dāngqīngxǐguāngpánshí, yònghùyìngyóunèixiàngwài, zhídàobiānyuán, yǐfàngshèzhuàngcāshì 。 When cleaning a disc, users should wipe from the inside radically out to the edge.
yòngyúcāhànhuòcāshìyòngdejǔxíngdexīshuǐdebù。 a rectangular piece of absorbent cloth (or paper) for drying or wiping.
tāzhāixiàjīnzhǔsījìngjiàdeyǎnjìng, mànbùjīngxīndìzàitādefǎlánróngchènshānshàngcāshìzhe。 Then he took his wire rimmed glasses and polished them absentmindedly on his flannel shirt.
xiǎoshìzǐ, xiǎodiànzǐyòngyújiāyàowù、 páigānhuòbǎohùshāngkǒuhuòtòngchùdexīshōuxìngdexiǎobiǎnkuài A small, flat absorbent pad used to medicate, drain, or protect a wound or sore.
tāyībiānshìqùlèizhū, yībiānchuòliǎoyīkǒuqiǎokèlìnǎi。 Wiping a tear away,she took a sip.
shuà, fúshì To use or apply a brush.
xīfāngméitǐhuìbùhuìzhújiàngǎibiànduìxīnjiāpōdepiānjiàn, wǒmenwéiyòushìmùyǐdài。 Whether the Western media will ever modify its biased views on Singapore, only time will tell.
yòngxiùzǐshìqùyǎnlèi Brush away tears with one's sleeve
zǎowǎngè 5 fēnzhōngyòngyùshuàkuàisùdìcónggēbo、 tuǐ、 tún、 xiǎofùxiàngxīnzàngfāngxiàngcāshì 。 Spend five minutes morning and evening brushing your arms, legs, buttocks and belly rapidly in the direction of your heart with a body brsh.
bànxiǎoshíhòu, jīmǐxiàliǎolóu, chuānguòkāfēiguǎn, xiànzàitāchuānshàngyītàoxīnyíngyǎzhìdeyīfú, shǒulǐtízhecāshìyīxīndeshǒutíxiāng。 In half an hour Jimmy went downstairs and walked through the cafe. He was now dressed in an elegant new suit, and carried his cleaned suitcase in his hand.
shèngcānjīnshèngcānlǐjiéshùhòuyòngyúcāshìshèngcānbēidemáojīn A cloth used to clean the chalice after the celebration of the Eucharist.
shūshuà, shuàshìyòngmǎshūshuàshì ( mǎ) To groom(a horse) with a currycomb.
tāyòngmiànjīncāshìzuǐchún。 She dabbed at her mouth with a tissue.
cóngchēbàngshǎnguòdedēngliàngzhōng, wǒkànjiàntāzàiqīngshìyǎnjīng。 From flashes of light that passed through the car I could see him dabbing his eyes.
“wǒxiūxīhǎoliǎo, ”tācāshìzheliǎnshàngdelèishuǐ, qīngshēngdìshuō,“ xiànzàiwǒzhōngyúlǐjiěliǎozhèwèixūyàolìngyīfènwǎncāndelǎotàitàiliǎo。” " My break is over," she said, dabbing at the tears that rolled down her cheeks. " And I know an old lady who needs another dinner".
tāxùnsùshìqùyǎnlèi。 She dashed away her tears.
yīnwéishùjùshìyǐluóxuánfāngshìchǔcúnde, yònghùyìngbìmiǎnyǐhuánxíngdeyùndòngfāngshìláicāshìguāngpán。 Because data is stored in a spiral fashion, users should avoid wiping the disc in a circular motion.
jīngxīncāshìdeyínqìchénlièzàiliàngcàncàndebōlíguìzǐlǐ; Highly polished silver was displayed in gleaming glass cabinets;
bùqiāngdeqiāngtángyàojīngchángyòngróngbùcāshì 。 Rifles should be regularly pulled through with a piece of flannelette.
bùqiāngdeqiāngtángyàojīngchángyòuróngbùcāshì 。 Rifles should be cleaned regularly by pulling a piece of flannelette through.
tāyònghǎimiánqīngqīngdìshìqīngliǎoshāngkǒu。 She sponged the wound out gently.
lǐmāchángtànliǎoyīshēng, yǐjiùcónghuáilǐmōchūnàyītiáoháidàizheyóuzìdedàchénglándeshǒujīn, shìyīshìyǎnlèi。 Li-ma drew a loud sigh and pulled out her large greasy dark blue handkerchief, as always, to wipe away a few tears.
tuōzǒuláng; cāqùyìchūdeshuǐ; yòngmáojīncāshìtādeqián 'é Mopped the hallway; mopping the spilled water; mopped her forehead with a towel.
gūmǔhālìtèzhīpèizheyīdàqúnkànbùjiàndepúrén, tāmenbùtíngdìshuàxǐ、 dǎsǎohécāshì 。 Aunt Harriet presided over an invisible army of servants that continuously scrubbed, cleaned, and published.
yòngbùnéngshìchúdeyánsèwénshēn。 stain (skin) with indelible color.
gūmǔzhīpèizheyīdàqúnkànbùjiàndepúrén, tāmenbùtíngdìshuàxǐ、 dǎsǎohécāshì 。 Aunt presided over an invisible army of servants that continuously scrubbed, cleaned, and published.
tāxiǎoxīnyìyìdìjiāngnítǔshìqù。 He dabbed the mud carefully off.
xiāngmùdìbǎnliàngdéxiàngjìngzǐ; jīngxīncāshìdeyínqìchénlièzàiliàngcàncàndebōlíguìzǐlǐ; The parquet floors shone like mirrors; highly polished silver was displayed in gleaming glass cabinets;
shìjiēzàiguǎndàogōngzuòshíyòngyīkuàibùhuòpíláisǎhànliàoláixíngchéng( jiētóu) To form(a joint) in plumbing by spreading solder with a piece of cloth or leather.
fèijìndetǐlìhuó 'ér;( yóuzhǐ) cāshì Hard manual work, esp vigorous polishing or cleaning
jùshuōxiàzhōumǒugèshíhòujíjiāngfāxíngyītàoxīnyóupiào, jíyóuzhězhèngzàishìmùyǐdài。 It is said that a new set of stamps will go into circulation someday next week and stamp-collectors are waiting for it.
wǒyòngshīshǒujīnshìshǒu。 I wipe my hand with a wet towel.