- cleaning clean·ing n
- ['kliːnɪŋ]
pulizia
to do the cleaning — fare le pulizie
English-Italian dictionary. 2013.
cleaning clean·ing n
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clean|ing woman — «KLEE nihng», a woman who does house cleaning or cleaning in office buildings; charwoman … Useful english dictionary
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spring-clean|ing — «SPRIHNG KLEE nihng», noun. 1. the general cleaning of a house, or other building or office, when mild weather sets in. 2. Figurative: »[He] has called for “a good spring cleaning” within the N.A.T.O. alliance (Manchester Guardian Weekly).… … Useful english dictionary
house|clean|ing — «HOWS KLEE nihng», noun. 1. the cleaning of a house and its furnishings: »The only fault she had to find with Mrs. Hearn was that she didn t do any spring housecleaning (New Yorker). 2. Figurative. the act or process of getting rid of bad… … Useful english dictionary
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house·clean·ing — /ˈhaʊsˌkliːnıŋ/ noun [singular] : the act or activity of cleaning the inside of a house or apartment and its furniture, appliances, etc. We gave the place a thorough housecleaning … Useful english dictionary
cleaning — clean|ing [ˈkli:nıŋ] n [U] the process of job of making a house, office etc clean ▪ Liz comes on Thursday to do the cleaning . cleaning lady/woman (=a woman who cleans houses, offices etc as her job) … Dictionary of contemporary English
cleaning — clean|ing [ klinıŋ ] noun uncount * the activity or job of making rooms in a building clean: do the cleaning: Who does the cleaning and cooking in your house? … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
dry cleaning — dry′ clean′ing n. 1) clo the cleaning of garments, fabrics, draperies, etc., with chemicals rather than with water 2) clo garments and other items for such cleaning • Etymology: 1810–20 dry′ clean′, v.t … From formal English to slang
self-cleaning — self′ clean′ing adj … From formal English to slang
Acoustic cleaning — is used wherever there is a build up of dry materials and particulates which need to be cleaned regularly to ensure maximum efficiency and minimize maintenance and down time. An acoustic cleaner works by generating powerful sound waves which will … Wikipedia
