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Future332 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Dyeing clothes
Dear native speakers,
What do you call a "phenomenon" when you've washed white clothes let's say with a pair of dark blue jeans and when the washing is over the white clothes became light blue....
Can I say my white clothes got dyed in light blue because of the jeans?
or should there be used another phrase ?
Thanks.
What do you call a "phenomenon" when you've washed white clothes let's say with a pair of dark blue jeans and when the washing is over the white clothes became light blue....
Can I say my white clothes got dyed in light blue because of the jeans?
or should there be used another phrase ?
Thanks.
Top answer
The blue (of the jeans) bled into the whites. You can use the verb "bleed" this way. CJ
- The blue (of the jeans) bled into the whites.
- You can use the verb "bleed" this way.
- CJ
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The blue (of the jeans) bled into the whites.
You can use the verb "bleed" this way.
CJ
You can use the verb "bleed" this way.
CJ
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