French translation of washpot is 
washpot

Meaning of "washpot" in English

"Washpot" traditionally refers to a pot or a container used for washing purposes. Historically, it was a term used to describe a basin or vessel where one would wash clothes, hands, or even small items. The term may not be commonly used in modern English but can still be found in literary works or historical texts. Beyond its literal meaning, "washpot" could metaphorically represent a place of servitude or inferiority, though this usage is quite rare and typically archaic.

Meaning of "washpot" in French

In French, "washpot" carries the same literal meaning as in English, referring to a pot or vessel used for washing items like clothes or hands. The term is equally rare in contemporary French and may primarily appear in historical contexts or literary works. As with its English counterpart, any metaphorical use of "washpot" in French would similarly denote a sense of service or subjugation but is infrequently encountered in modern language.

Pronunciation of "washpot" in English

Phonetic Transcription: [ˈwɒʃpɒt]

Pronunciation Variations: In American English, "washpot" may be pronounced as [ˈwɑːʃpɑːt], where the 'a' is pronounced more like the "father" vowel sound. In British English, the pronunciation may shift slightly based on regional accents, but the variation is generally minimal.

Pronunciation of "washpot" in French

Phonetic Transcription: [waʃpɔt]

Pronunciation Variations: Since “washpot” is an English-derived term, its pronunciation in French would retain much of its English character, possibly adjusted by native accents. French speakers might pronounce it with a softer 't,' and there could be slight regional tonal differences, but such variations are typically minor.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. He filled the washpot with soapy water. (Il a rempli le washpot avec de l'eau savonneuse.)
2. The washpot was left outside to dry. (Le washpot a été laissé dehors pour sécher.)
3. She inherited an antique washpot from her grandmother. (Elle a hérité d'un washpot antique de sa grand-mère.)
4. The old washpot had a crack on one side. (Le vieux washpot avait une fissure sur un côté.)
5. For camping, a lightweight washpot is essential. (Pour le camping, un washpot léger est essentiel.)
6. The children played with bubbles in the washpot. (Les enfants ont joué avec des bulles dans le washpot.)
7. They used a large washpot to clean vegetables. (Ils ont utilisé un grand washpot pour nettoyer les légumes.)
8. The washpot sat unused for years in the attic. (Le washpot est resté inutilisé pendant des années dans le grenier.)
9. Washing clothes by hand requires a durable washpot. (Laver les vêtements à la main nécessite un washpot durable.)
10. The washpot was an essential household item in the past. (Le washpot était un objet domestique essentiel dans le passé.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "washpot" in English

Synonyms: basin, tub, pail, bucket, sink.

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: container, vessel, cauldron, pitcher, bowl.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "washpot" in French

Synonyms: bassin, cuvette, seau, récipient, bac.

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: conteneur, récipient, marmite, cruche, bol.

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