n.

1. 白涂料，石灰水[U]
2. 粉饰；掩盖真相[C][U]
   The official report on the Kennedy assassination was whitewash.

   肯尼迪谋杀案的官方报导是掩饰之辞。

   What he said was a load of whitewash.

   他所说的是一大堆掩盖真相的话。

   That whole affair was a whitewash.

   那整个事件都是文过饰非。

3. （比赛以零分）惨败

vt.

1. 涂白，粉刷
2. 粉饰；掩饰
   They tried hard to whitewash themselves.

   他们力图粉饰自己。

3. 彻底击败（对手）

n.

1. a solution of lime and water or of whiting, size, and water, used for painting walls white.
2. a deliberate concealment of someone's mistakes or faults.
3. informal a victory by the same side in every game of a series.

v.

1. paint with whitewash.
2. conceal (mistakes or faults).
3. informal defeat with a whitewash.