rinse out of

rinse (something) out of (something else)

To clean or remove dirt or residue out from within something by spraying or flushing it with a liquid, especially water. Take the hose to the road and rinse the paint out of the cracks in the pavement. Quick, you need to rinse those chemicals out of your eyes with this solution, or you could damage your eyesight permanently.

rinse something out of something

to remove something from something by flushing it with water. See if you can rinse the dirt out of this jacket. I can't rinse out the dirt.

词组	rinse out of
释义	rinse out of rinse (something) out of (something else) To clean or remove dirt or residue out from within something by spraying or flushing it with a liquid, especially water. Take the hose to the road and rinse the paint out of the cracks in the pavement. Quick, you need to rinse those chemicals out of your eyes with this solution, or you could damage your eyesight permanently. See also: of, out, rinse Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. rinse something out of something to remove something from something by flushing it with water. See if you can rinse the dirt out of this jacket. I can't rinse out the dirt. See also: of, out, rinse McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: rinse (something) out of (something else) rinse down rinse out rinse off wash (something) off (of) (someone or something) wash off hose off rinse with rinse with (something) hose down
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