dishwasher
dishwasher — 名詞
- dishwashersingular
- dishwashersplural
1. a large kitchen appliance that uses water and soap to clean plates, cups, and co
洗碗機
自動清洗碗盤的廚房電器
a large kitchen appliance that uses water and soap to clean plates, cups, and cooking tools automatically
After a big meal, Caleb loaded the dishwasher and turned it on.
吃完大餐後,Caleb 把碗盤放進洗碗機並啟動它。
load + the dishwasher
The dishwasher at our apartment broke down, so the landlord ordered a new one.
我們公寓的洗碗機壞了,所以房東訂了一臺新的。
broke down / be replaced
Jiwoo always runs the dishwasher at night to save money on electricity.
Jiwoo 總是在晚上啟動洗碗機,以節省電費。
run + the dishwasher
A dishwasher can smell bad if you leave dirty plates inside overnight.
如果把髒碗盤留在洗碗機裡過夜,它可能會產生異味。
- load the dishwasher
- unload the dishwasher
- run the dishwasher
- dishwasher detergent
- dishwasher tablet
- top rack / bottom rack of the dishwasher
- dishwasher-safe
- dish-washing machine
less common, more descriptive; used mainly in product descriptions or technical contexts
文法句型
load + the dishwasher
run + the dishwasher
dishwasher + break down
用法筆記
Most often refers to the appliance built into a home kitchen. Common verbs used with this sense are 'load', 'unload', 'run', and 'fix'.
常見錯誤
2. a worker who cleans plates, pots, and cooking tools in a commercial kitchen, suc
洗碗工
在餐廳廚房負責清洗碗盤的員工
a worker who cleans plates, pots, and cooking tools in a commercial kitchen, such as at a restaurant or hotel
Gabriel worked as a dishwasher at a busy Italian restaurant during his summer break.
Gabriel 暑假期間在一家忙碌的義大利餐廳當洗碗工。
worked as a dishwasher
The head chef started her career as a dishwasher and learned by watching the cooks.
那位主廚一開始也是洗碗工,靠著觀察廚師學會了烹飪技術。
started as a dishwasher / career path
As a new immigrant, Yasmin took a job as a dishwasher in a hotel kitchen.
作為一名新移民,Yasmin 在一家飯店廚房找到了洗碗工的工作。
The restaurant hired two new dishwashers because the old ones had left for other jobs.
那家餐廳僱用了兩名新洗碗工,因為舊的員工都已離職。
- work as a dishwasher
- hire a dishwasher
- job as a dishwasher
- start as a dishwasher
- head dishwasher
- plongeur
French culinary term used in professional kitchens; very rare in everyday English
- pot washer
informal British term that emphasizes cleaning pots and pans rather than plates
- kitchen porter
UK term for a general kitchen assistant whose duties include washing dishes
文法句型
work as + a dishwasher
hire + a dishwasher
用法筆記
This sense is countable and refers to a specific job position. It is most commonly used in the context of restaurants, hotels, and large cafeterias. Unlike the machine sense, this sense is less frequent in everyday home conversation.
常見錯誤
同根字
- dishwashing名詞B1
- dish名詞A1