it will all come out in the wash 成语

a wash

not owing each other, call it square You owe me $20, but you gave me a CD, so it's a wash, eh.

a wash-out

a failure, a lost cause No one attended the concert. It was a wash-out.

all washed up

failed in business or career Barry's all washed up. His business is bankrupt.

chief cook and bottle washer

manager, supervisor Hal is the chief cook and bottle washer for our school supper.

come out in the wash

become clear later, when the dust settles We will soon know who did it. It will all come out in the wash.

doesn't wash

is not believable, is not logical, does not make sense His explanation doesn't wash. If a millenium begins at year 1, how does he account for the first year?

hogwash

false statements, bull, bunk, hot air He told you I have a pet python? That's a lot of hogwash!

wash

(See a wash)

wash down

wash by letting water run down, hose it down If the kids play in the bathroom I'll have to wash down the walls.

wash it down

drink to help you swallow, drink after eating Have a donut - and some coffee to wash it down.

it'll all appear out in the wash

1. No abiding or abiding furnishings will action as a result; things will adapt over time. I wouldn't anguish too abundant about processing the balance incorrectly; I'm abiding it'll all appear out in the wash. A: "Do you anticipate Mark hates me afterwards what I said at the party?" B: "Nah, it'll all appear out in the wash." Don't anguish about advantageous me aback for dinner. It'll all appear out in the ablution eventually.2. A lie or added abstruse will be baldheaded eventually. Whatever the ambassador is aggravating to awning up, it'll all appear out in the wash.Learn more: all, come, out, wash

it will all appear out in the wash

Everything will be acclimatized satisfactorily. This term, which alludes to the abatement of clay and stains by laundering, originated in Britain in the backward nineteenth century, although a adaptation of it occurred in Cervantes’s Don Quixote (1605): Todo saldrá en la colada (“All will appear out in the laundry”). “It all goes into the laundry, but it never comes out in the wash,” wrote Rudyard Kipling (Stellenbosh, 1881).Learn more: all, come, out, wash, will

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want it so bad I can taste it want to make something of it warm up warmed over warped sense of humor Was my face red! wash wash down wash it down wash it off wash one wash out wash your hands of it washed up wasn't born yesterday WASP waste no time it strikes me that It sucks it takes (some) getting used to it takes a thief to catch a thief it takes a village it takes a village to raise a child It takes all kinds it takes all kinds (to make a world) it takes all sorts it takes all sorts to make a world it takes getting used to it takes money to make money it takes one bad apple to spoil the (whole) barrel it takes one bad apple to spoil the (whole) bunch it takes one bad apple to spoil the (whole) bushel it takes one to know one it takes two it takes two (to do something) it takes two to make a bargain it takes two to make a quarrel it takes two to tango it was ever so it was ever thus it was fun while it lasted it was nice to see you it will all come out in the wash it will be (one's) ass It will be your ass! it will come out in the wash it will cost you it will never fly it will soon blow over it will take some doing it won't hurt to (have or do something) it won't wash It won't wash! it won't/wouldn't hurt somebody to do something it works for me it would take an act of Congress to (do something) It would take an act of Congress to do it wouldn't do (someone) any harm (to do something) it wouldn't hurt to (have or do something) it, etc. says a lot, much, etc. about/for somebody/something it/that depends it/that figures it/that sucks it/that will cost (one) it/that will never do it/that won't do It’s been It’s been a slice!