rinse with (something)

To flush or wash out (something) with some liquid. A noun or pronoun can be used between "rinse" and "with." Quick, rinse your eyes with water—those chemicals could damage your eyesight. After I'm done cleaning your teeth, I'll have you rinse with this special fluoride solution to help strengthen them.

rinse something with something

to flush something with some fluid. You should rinse your clothes in milk or tomato juice to remove the smell of the skunk. Please rinse the stain with cold water.

词组	rinse with (something)
释义	rinse with (something) rinse with (something) To flush or wash out (something) with some liquid. A noun or pronoun can be used between "rinse" and "with." Quick, rinse your eyes with water—those chemicals could damage your eyesight. After I'm done cleaning your teeth, I'll have you rinse with this special fluoride solution to help strengthen them. See also: rinse Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. rinse something with something to flush something with some fluid. You should rinse your clothes in milk or tomato juice to remove the smell of the skunk. Please rinse the stain with cold water. See also: rinse McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: rinse with rinse down rinse out wash down swill out angle angling not do (someone or oneself) any favors involve with involve with (someone or something)
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