to reclean

3.3

To clean something again after someone cleaned it

: volver a limpiar

After spilling juice on the table, I needed to reclean it to remove the sticky residue.

Examples

And while that's not the end of the world, it just seems ridiculous to reclean an area that I have just cleaned.
It works this way: just have to reclean sooner, usually.

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If you want a spotless kitchen, don't forget to reclean the countertops after cooking.
After noticing some dust on the shelf, I decided to reclean it for a fresher look.

to clean

vsto reclean

∞ 1.0

To remove dirt and stains

does the same action again after it was already done

to dirty

14 1.0

To make something unclean or covered with dirt

to sterilize

29 4.1

to sanitize

11 3.7

to reclean

3.3

to clean

∞ 1.0

to wipe

531 1.0

to dust

66 1.0

reclean infinitive

recleaned past

recleaned past participle

recleaning present participle

recleans third person singular

reclean = clean (transparent) = re + clean

The prefix 're-' straightforwardly adds the meaning 'again' to the verb 'clean'.

Reclean combines the prefix re- ('again') and clean, so it means to clean something again, like redo but for cleaning.