bleach
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2.7
- noun
- /bliːtʃ/
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decoloración
- The processing is in three stages—developer, bleach, and fix with a wash between the developer and the bleach.
- bleach hair
- bleach white
- bleach blond
It's just a long sleeve long T-shirt dress by weekday with tie dye like bleaching on it.
- It's just a long sleeve long T-shirt dress by weekday with tie dye like bleaching on it.
- Instead here is my bleaching horrific thing that I used to do.
- Solaro for bleaching your eyebrows the painful way.
- I would like for the listeners to that have bleached assholes to enlighten US on the process of asshole bleaching.
Examples
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The artist used a strong bleach to lighten the canvas before painting.
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Hair bleach causes cancer in rats.
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No, that's just too much bleach in their clothes.
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The stones are brilliant white in the afternoon sun, scrubbed weekly with bleach and water.
Fiction book (1992) -
PHOTO (BLACK & WHITE): Bottom right: When water temperatures get too high, corals lose the symbiotic algae inside them, causing them to turn white or "bleach" and eventually die.
Academic text (2003) -
Many people rely on bleach to remove stains from their clothing.
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Using bleach can safely restore the bright white color of fabrics.
Synonyms
10
3.6
Making skin, clothes, or teeth lighter in color
Antonyms
Compounds
How White
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bleach comes from the old English root blāc meaning 'pale' or 'white' and is related to blank. So a bleach can mean the process or the result of making something whiter or removing its color.