Translation
brush
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Word origin
From Old French broce ('brushwood, twigs'), of uncertain origin. The tool was originally made of bundled twigs or bristles. Sources disagree on the deeper root.
- Origin
- Old French
- Root
- broce
Grammar
Examples
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Pass me the hairbrush, please.
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You should replace your toothbrush every three months.
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She cleaned the table with a hard brush.
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He wears his hair in a crew cut.
aquarelles.
The painter bought new brushes for his watercolours.
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