dry-cleaned
Adjective 1. Cleaned with chemical solvents: Describes an item, typically clothing or fabric, that has been cleaned using a process that employs chemical solvents (rather than water) to remove dirt and stains.
The word "dry-cleaned" is used to describe the state of an item after it has undergone the dry cleaning process. It is most commonly used as an adjective before a noun or after a linking verb. * It is often used on care labels for clothing. * It indicates a specific cleaning method suitable for delicate fabrics that cannot be washed with water.
- Adjective:
- Please pick up your dry-cleaned suits from the shop.
- This silk dress is dry-cleaned and ready to wear.
- The label says the coat must be dry-cleaned only.
- "To be dry-cleaned": This passive verb phrase describes the action performed on the item.
- These wool trousers need to be dry-cleaned.
- Dry-clean (verb): To clean (clothes or fabric) with chemical solvents.
- I need to dry-clean this winter coat.
- Dry cleaning (noun): The process or business of cleaning clothes with chemical solvents.
- I'm taking this suit to the dry cleaning.
- He works at a dry cleaning plant.
- Chemically cleaned: A more technical term with the same meaning.
"Dry-cleaned" specifically refers to the result of the commercial dry cleaning process. It is not used for items cleaned at home with water-free spot treatments or sprays.
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cleaned with chemical solvents
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