關於Cleanse的意思和用法的提問

A: Cleanse means to clean or remove anything that is negative or bad.

A: It means they are trying to be healthy in a certain way, by "cleansing" their body.
Ex. "I'm on a juice cleanse" means that someone is drinking only juice to cleanse their body and become healthy.

A: To thoroughly clean something .

A: Both mean “to make (someone or something) clean”. However, “cleanse” is usually used when referring to making the body or part of the body clean.

Example: “I cleansed my body” or “I will cleanse my body”
“I cleaned my room or “I will clean my room”

Though you may hear someone replace “clean” with “cleanse” (I did clean my face) often you do not hear someone replace “cleanse” with “clean”. For instance, “I will cleanse my room”; it’s not wrong it just doesn’t sound natural. I hope this helped.

A: They both refer to the removal of impurities but the difference is this;
'Clean' is a general word for removing dirt from a place or object. For example;
'Clean the car.'(you won't say 'cleanse' the car)

While 'cleanse' is usually used in a medical or religious way. For example;
'She cleansed her heart of any evil or sin.'(religious).
'Use a piece of cotton to cleanse the cut/wound.' (medical)

Hope this helps 👍

A: "Cleanse" has a more positive connotation and suggests gently washing away dirt from an object. "Purge" has a more sinister connotation and suggests either vomiting or killing one's political opponents.

A: Washing cleanses your skin

Washing cleans your skin.

Cleanse is used more on the body

A: cleanse is a verb while clean can be used as an adj and a verb :)

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