soap
صابن
definition
verb
she soaped her face
wash with soap.
noun
a bar of soap
a substance used with water for washing and cleaning, made of a compound of natural oils or fats with sodium hydroxide or another strong alkali, and typically having perfume and coloring added.
the soaps are at the top of the ratings
a soap opera.
translation of 'soap '
noun
صابن
example
a bar of 'soap'
The other half of the stores sell scented 'soap' , beaded scarves, or ugly plastic shoes.
I need to find medicine and bandages, 'soap' and disinfectants to clean my wounds.
A plentiful supply of 'soap' , clean towels and nail brushes should be available.
I grinned to myself as I rinsed the 'soap' out of my hair.
Wet your hands with warm, running water and apply liquid or clean bar 'soap' .
He finally reached me and sat down beside me on the bleacher and I could smell the clean scent of 'soap' on him.
Clean the tools with 'soap' and water and throw away all the scrap wallpaper.
a bar of 'soap'
When you're ready to make the jam, rinse and clean your jars with 'soap' and water and a sponge.
The mineral content is so great that one can barely lather 'soap' .
My mom's getting on my case to buy some laundry 'soap' .
I was in the country's most popular TV 'soap' .
Outside the kitchen there were a few bins of water with 'soap' and a drying towel.
This can make the stone porous and allow it to absorb chemicals, including common substances like 'soap' and perfume.
Wash gently with cool or lukewarm water, using a mild antibacterial 'soap' .
She pressed her lips together and began cleaning herself with the bar of 'soap' .
Rescue workers first clean oil off the birds with warm water and mild 'soap' .
There was warm water in the tub with a bar of 'soap' next to it along with a towel and cloth.
I would lather 'soap' and water onto my face every morning and night.
Next, apply a liquid or clean bar of 'soap' and rub your hands together vigorously.
The paint is baked on for durability and these benches can easily be cleaned with 'soap' and water.
She rinsed the 'soap' off her hand, and we left the bathroom, laughing.
When I was 'soaping' myself up, I looked at my arm and found a black and blue hand print of Chad's hand on my arm.
It was only when he 'soaped' away some of the mud covering the man's waist that he pulled back with a gasp.
About a minute in, I took them off, 'soaped' them up and rung them out.
She put it in the sink, ran water on it, and 'soaped' it up, then returned to her guest.
Ten years ago, during the week, you could be guaranteed a few 'soaps' , some sitcoms, some current affairs programmes, a holiday show or two.
My Mother watches the three main 'soaps' on our televisions religiously.
Actors complain that reality television and exploitation documentaries are killing off their habitat, outside 'soaps' and the occasional sitcom.
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