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dishtowel

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dish·tow·el  (dshtoul)
n.
A towel for drying dishes.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.dishtoweldishtowel - a towel for drying dishes            
towel - a rectangular piece of absorbent cloth (or paper) for drying or wiping
Translations
dishtowel [ˈdɪʃtauəl] n (US) → trapo de fregar
dishtowel [ˈdɪʃtauəl] n (US) → torchon m (à vaisselle)
dishtowel [ˈdɪʃtauəl] dish (US) nGeschirrtuch nt
dishtowel [ˈdɪʃtauəl] nstrofinaccio dei piatti


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