cleaner

cleaner
noun
1) (person) Raumpfleger, der/-pflegerin, die; (woman also) Putzfrau, die
2) (vacuum cleaner) Staubsauger, der; (substance) Reinigungsmittel, das
3) usu. in pl. (dry-cleaner) Reinigung, die

take something to the cleaners — etwas in die Reinigung bringen

take somebody to the cleaners — (coll.) jemanden bis aufs Hemd ausziehen (ugs.)

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noun der Reiniger
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clean·er
[ˈkli:nəʳ, AM -ɚ]
n
1. (person) Raumpfleger(in) m(f) euph; (in offices) Pflegepersonal nt; (woman) Putzfrau f, Reinemachefrau f
2. no pl (substance) Reiniger m, Reinigungsmittel nt, Putzmittel nt SCHWEIZ
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['kliːnə(r)]
n
1) (= person) Reinemachefrau f, Gebäudereiniger m (form)

a firm of office cleaners — eine Büroreinigungsfirma

the cleaners come once a week — das Reinigungspersonal kommt einmal pro Woche

2)

(= shop) cleaner's — Reinigung f

3) (= thing) Reiniger m → vacuum cleaner
See:
→ vacuum cleaner
4) (= substance) Reiniger m, Reinigungsmittel nt
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cleaner [ˈkliːnə(r)] s
1. Reiniger m (Person oder Vorrichtung), Reinigungsmaschine f:
cleaner’s Br, cleaners pl US Reinigung(sanstalt) f:
be at the cleaner’s in der Reinigung sein;
take to the cleaner’s
a) zur Reinigung bringen,
b) → academic.ru/13335/clean_out">clean out 2
2. Reinigungsmittel n
3. Staubsauger m
4. Rein(e)mache-, Aufwartefrau f, (Fenster- etc) Putzer(in)
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noun
1) (person) Raumpfleger, der/-pflegerin, die; (woman also) Putzfrau, die
2) (vacuum cleaner) Staubsauger, der; (substance) Reinigungsmittel, das
3) usu. in pl. (dry-cleaner) Reinigung, die

take something to the cleaners — etwas in die Reinigung bringen

take somebody to the cleaners — (coll.) jemanden bis aufs Hemd ausziehen (ugs.)

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n.
Filter - m.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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