toilet; lavatory; washroom; often used as a polite term for [[厕所|廁所|ce4 suo3]]

To wash the body; to take a bath or shower.

to wash; to rinse; to clean something thoroughly until it is clean

To wash objects such as clothes, food, or dishes until they are completely clean; also used figuratively to mean clearing one's mind, reputation, or character of any stains or flaws.

to wash clothes; to do laundry

to wash or rinse something by running water over it to remove dirt or debris

to wash the face; to clean one's face

to wash the hands with water or solvent

washing machine; washer

to wash one's hair or have a shampoo; the act of doing so

to perform the action of washing briefly or casually

to wash away dirt; to cleanse; to rinse

To wash or scrub a vehicle, specifically an automobile.

Christian religious ceremony where water is used to symbolize the washing away of sins as one joins the faith

to shampoo; to wash one's hair

Literally "to wash one's ears and listen respectfully"; used as a polite expression to show one is paying close attention or as an invitation for someone else to speak.

to process illegally obtained funds through financial systems to make them appear legitimate; the practice of doing so

to clean clothes using volatile solvents rather than water, or the process of doing so

to wash the body; to bathe; to take a bath

To wash clothing or fabrics with water and detergent, as opposed to dry-cleaning

to wash the dishes; to do the washing up

To wash one's face; facial cleansing (often used as an attribute in terms like [[洗面奶|洗面奶|xi3 mian4 nai3]])

to shuffle cards, mahjong tiles, or dominoes before a game

laundry; shop providing commercial clothes washing and ironing services

to wash the feet; often used in the context of a foot soak or a foot massage service

to wash one's face and rinse one's mouth; to freshen up

laundry room; laundry

to loot, ransack, or pillage by force; to strip of everything

to clean something by wiping and washing; to swab or scour to remove dirt

an electrical appliance used for automatically washing dishes and utensils

to wash and brush; to scrub clean

A room for washing one's face and hands; a lavatory

to wash off; to remove by washing

to wash clothes; to do the laundry

laundry detergent or washing powder in powder form; a chemical synthetic detergent used for washing clothes

to comb one's hair and wash one's face; to make oneself presentable

to carry out a bloody slaughter or massacre; to wreak havoc on a place

detergent; cleaning agent; a substance used for removing dirt, typically a liquid chemical product

To steal everything; to be completely looted or robbed of everything one had.

to cleanse or purge; to clear someone of a charge, guilt, or shame; to absolve

to receive baptism as a way of joining the Christian faith

to change dirty clothes for washing; to change into clean clothes while washing the dirty ones

as poor as if everything had been washed away; to have nothing at all

to rinse or wash textiles in clean water to remove soap, dirt, or impurities

to pump the stomach; a medical procedure to wash out the stomach after ingesting poison or to treat certain gastrointestinal issues

liquid detergent used for washing dishes

to be overwhelmed by grief or sadness; literally "to wash one's face with tears"

to scrub and wash using a brush with water or detergent

To wash raw coal with water to remove impurities such as dust and rocks and to sort the coal into different grades; an older term for [[选煤|選煤|xuan3 mei2]]