scrubbing

基本解釋

If percutaneous exposure occurs then the site of exposure should be washed liberally with soap and water but without scrubbing.
如果發(fā)生經(jīng)皮膚暴露，那么應(yīng)該使用肥皂和水進(jìn)行沖洗傷口，但不能用力擦洗。
So science-savvy moms: don’t worry about washing behind the ears. Instead, bug your brood to give those grubby forearms a good scrubbing.
科學(xué)保姆的友情提示：不用著急去清洗你的耳后，先把你那“臟兮兮”的前臂好好擦洗擦洗吧！
Its size helps: it always has some big plants somewhere that could benefit from a few months of quiet so that maintenance workers can open them up for a good scrubbing.
其規(guī)模有助于此：它總是在某些地方擁有一些工廠能夠默默地盈利幾個月，再接受維修工人們的一次開門大掃除。

And so we were in the process of scrubbing this and making sure that it's tight.
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We spent the next hour clearing the countertops and scrubbing the stove — hungrily, I might add.
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If you scrub something, you rub it hard in order to clean it, using a stiff brush and water.
Scrub is also a noun.
If you scrub dirt or stains off something, you remove them by rubbing hard.
to delete or cancel
Scrub consists of low trees and bushes, especially in an area that has very little rain.
Scrubs are the protective clothes that surgeons and other hospital staff wear in operating rooms.
a small or insignificant person
anything stunted or inferior
a player not in the first team
small, stunted, or inferior