1. The past tense and past participle of the word "brush" are both "brushed."
2. The word "brush" is primarily used as a noun and a verb. As a noun, it refers to a brush; a brushstroke; a paintbrush; a whiskbroom; a light stroke; or a glide. As a verb, it means to clean with a brush; to polish with a brush; to smooth with a brush; to apply with a brush; to spread; to wipe; or to dust.
3. Pronunciation of "brush" in English is [brʌ] and in American English is [brʌ].
4. Dictionary Definitions:
- Noun: A brush; a tool with bristles for cleaning or applying substances.
- Verb: To clean with a brush; to apply a thin layer of something; to gently move across.
5. Word Conjugation:
- Third Person Singular: Brushes
- Plural: Brushes
- Present Participle: Brushing
- Past Tense: Brushed
- Past Participle: Brushed
6. Phrases and Usage:
- Lip Brush: A tool for applying lipstick.
- Hand Brush: A handheld brush for cleaning.
- Bottle Brush: A brush for cleaning bottles.
- Brush Rocker: An electrical brush holder.
- Brush Holder: A container for holding brushes.
7. Example Sentences:
- Do you brush your teeth every morning?
- Keep still while I brush your hair.
- Apply the paint with a fine brush.
- A tiled floor is easy to brush clean.
- He dipped the brush into the paint.
- She brushed past him.
In conclusion, after the introduction of the past tense and past participle of "brush," one should have a better understanding of the word and its uses. It is hoped that this information is helpful.
