Meaning of toothpaste in English

(Definition of toothpaste from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
(Definition of toothpaste from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

Examples of toothpaste

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This is not simply a matter of buying bread and milk and toothpaste and getting repairs carried out to a car.
The toothbrushing regime was not specified but individuals were requested to use the same regime and brand of toothpaste for each part of the study.
Market values work well when the product is toothpaste and tomato soup, but certainly not as effectively for healthcare.
The site was, literally, a tip, made up of squashed toothpaste tubes.
Since the earlier 1990s, news has been increasingly seen as a deromanticized commodity, no different from soap or toothpaste.
Seeking the perfect toothpaste would mean leaving very little time for other more important ends.
Triclosan is an antibacterial agent used in textiles, toothpaste, toys, soaps and other products in homes and clinical areas.
Rather, as with other natural events, such as sunrise, hurricanes, birth, and death, the event occurs when the conditions are right (bedtime, bathroom, toothbrush, toothpaste, and so on).
For example, when you are looking for a new toothpaste to buy it would be silly to seek the perfect toothpaste even if you have enough time to find one.
Many children have parents who cannot afford special toothpaste and tablets.
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There are other ways of obtaining for our young people the benefit of fluoride's value— toothpaste, tablets, and so on.
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There are a number of means of providing fluoride supplementation, such as toothpaste, tablets and what is called topical application directly on to the tooth.
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They were for toothpaste, drinking chocolate, margarine, motor spirit, tyres and beef extract—nothing that lends itself too much to exaggeration.
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Cosmetics include soap, toothpaste, shampoo and many other substances which are used every day.
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Toothpaste falls within a broad category of items including cosmetics.
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Translations of toothpaste

in Chinese (Traditional)
牙膏…
in Chinese (Simplified)
牙膏…
in Spanish
pasta de dientes, pasta de dientes [feminine, singular]…
in Portuguese
pasta de dente, creme dental, pasta de dentes [feminine]…
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दंतमंजन…
歯磨き粉, 歯磨(はみが)き粉(こ)…
diş macunu…
dentifrice [masculine], dentifrice…
pasta de dents…
tandpasta…
உங்கள் பற்களை சுத்தம் செய்ய நீங்கள் பல் துலக்குதல் மீது வைக்கும் ஒரு பொருள்…
टूथपेस्ट…
દંતમંજનની પેસ્ટ…
tandpasta…
tandkräm…
ubat gigi…
die Zahnpasta…
tannkrem [masculine], tannkrem/-pasta…
ٹوتھ پیسٹ (دانت صاف کرنے کاپیسٹ)…
зубна паста…
టూత్ పేస్టు…
টুথপেস্ট…
zubní pasta…
pasta gigi…
ยาสีฟัน…
kem đánh răng…
pasta do zębów…
치약…
dentifricio…
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