launder

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People use the canal water to drink, bathe, launder clothes and wash food.
當(dāng)?shù)鼐用裨诖颂幩蝻嬎?，洗澡，洗滌衣物和清洗食物?br>http://dict.hjenglish.com
Daughters were taught early to cook, sew, knit, launder and care for younger children, often serving as little mothers to their siblings.
那時(shí)，女孩子們很小就開始學(xué)習(xí)做飯，縫紉，編織，清洗和照顧更小的孩子，經(jīng)常象個(gè)小母親一樣照看她們的弟妹。
The owner wants someone hardworking, reliable and honest to wash hair, launder towels and gowns, mix hair dyes and make cups of coffee for her well-coiffed clientele.
沙龍店主需要一個(gè)刻苦耐勞、誠實(shí)可靠的學(xué)徒，為客人洗頭、清洗毛巾和睡袍、混合染發(fā)劑，為做好頭發(fā)的客人倒咖啡。

The rabbis are accused of using their congregations' charitable organizations to launder about from alleged illicit activity through their charities' bank accounts.

Seven kidnappers, including Paleokostas, were arrested in August when they tried to launder the money.
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Diamonds, says Kochan are "valuable, portable and hugely desirable" and the best way to launder money.
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The feds are targeting American banks connected to Mexican exchange houses used to launder drug proceeds.
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(CLOTHES) to wash, dry, and iron clothes, sheets, etc.
(MONEY) to move money that has been obtained illegally through banks and other businesses to make it seem to have been obtained legally

To launder money that has been obtained illegally means to process it through a legitimate business or to send it abroad to a foreign bank, so that when it comes back nobody knows that it was illegally obtained.
launderer
When you launder clothes, sheets, and towels, you wash and iron them.