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Vacuum (verb) –

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To clean with a machine.

Example 1: I vacuum the carpet every week.

Example 2: He vacuumed the living room.

  • empty space with no matter or air
    The experiment was conducted in a vacuum.
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Mop (verb / noun)

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As a verb –
To clean the floor using a wet mop.
or
(hygiene) Wipe sweat from the face with a cloth
As a noun, a tool with a long handle and a soft head used for washing floors.

Examples:
(Verb) I need to mop the kitchen floor after dinner.

(Noun) She bought a new mop from the store.

He mopped his forehead after the workout.

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Sweep (verb)

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– To clean the floor using a broom by moving dirt or dust away.
Examples:
I always sweep the floor before mopping.

He swept the dust into a small pile.

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Laundry (noun)

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– Washing clothes.

Example 1: I do the laundry on Sundays.

Example 2: The laundry is drying outside.

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Dust the furniture (verb phrase) –

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To remove dust from tables, shelves, etc.
He dusted the furniture with a soft cloth.

Don’t forget to dust the shelves!

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Take out the trash (verb phrase) –

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To remove garbage from the house.
Please take out the trash before it smells.

He always takes out the trash in the evening.

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Iron clothes (verb phrase)

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– To make clothes smooth using a hot iron.
He irons his shirt before work.

I don’t like ironing clothes.

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Front door (noun)

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Meaning: The main entrance to a house or building, usually at the front.

Examples:
She rang the front door bell and waited.

Please use the front door when you arrive.

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Back door (noun)

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Meaning: A door at the back of a house, often used for going to the garden or backyard.

Examples:
We let the dog out through the back door.

The back door leads to the kitchen.

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Take off (phrasal verb)

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Meaning 1: To remove something (like clothes or shoes).
Part of speech: verb (phrasal)

Examples:
Please take off your shoes before entering the house.

He took off his jacket because it was hot.

Meaning 2: For a plane to leave the ground and begin flying.
Examples:

The plane will take off in 10 minutes.

We watched the airplane take off from the runway.

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  1. Coat hanger (noun)
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Meaning: A device used to hang clothes like coats or shirts, usually shaped like a triangle.

Examples:
I put my jacket on a coat hanger.

The closet is full of coat hangers.

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Closet (noun)

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Meaning:
A small room or space in a house used to store clothes, shoes, or other items. In British English, it’s often called a wardrobe.

Examples:
She keeps all her winter clothes in the closet.

The closet is full of boxes and shoes.

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