To wash strawberries clean in Engpsh, you can say "wash the strawberries thoroughly" or "rinse the strawberries well."
The phrase "wash" refers to the act of cleaning something, usually with water and sometimes with soap or another cleaning agent. The word "thoroughly" means completely or thoroughly, while "rinse" means to wash something quickly with a small amount of water.
Here are some example sentences using these phrases:
"Before we eat the strawberries, let's wash them thoroughly to remove any dirt or residue." (在我们吃草莓之前，让我们彻底清洗它们，以清除任何污垢或残留物。)
"I always rinse my strawberries well before adding them to a salad or eating them." (我总是在将草莓加入沙拉或食用之前好好冲洗一下。)
The phrase "wash" refers to the act of cleaning something, usually with water and sometimes with soap or another cleaning agent. The word "thoroughly" means completely or thoroughly, while "rinse" means to wash something quickly with a small amount of water.
Here are some example sentences using these phrases:
"Before we eat the strawberries, let's wash them thoroughly to remove any dirt or residue." (在我们吃草莓之前，让我们彻底清洗它们，以清除任何污垢或残留物。)
"I always rinse my strawberries well before adding them to a salad or eating them." (我总是在将草莓加入沙拉或食用之前好好冲洗一下。)