bathroom
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- noun
- /ˈbæθruːm/
:
baño
- After the long hike, I was grateful to find a clean bathroom at the rest stop.
- go to the bathroom
- use the bathroom
- private bathroom
Just a girl in her bathroom with scissors.
- Just a girl in her bathroom with scissors.
- And then there was no bathroom in the in the cell.
- projectile vomited all over the bathroom, it was
- It's, you know, let's think of the bathroom first, right?
- He would go in the bathroom and turn the toilets.
- This dude walks into the bathroom, comes right next to me.
- So there are changing rooms and bathrooms in on each floor.
- I can't stand hair in the bathroom, that's goofy.
- And then they've got a bathroom with heated floors.
- Mine smells like a gym bathroom that's directly next to a pool.
Examples
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The bathroom was recently renovated, featuring a new sink and modern fixtures.
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All right, So I'm in the bathroom with a female.
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And then there was no bathroom in the in the cell.
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Here is the typical bathroom in the village.
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I got to go to the bathroom.
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And then round here is the bathroom and like dressing area.
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Then here we have our clean, simple bathroom with a bathtub.
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"Oh, God, look at me!" She dashed into the bathroom and turned on the water.
Fiction book (1990) -
Each resident typically has a private room, a bathroom, a kitchenette, and doors that lock.
Academic text (1997) -
In our new apartment, we have a spacious bathroom with a large shower and a bathtub.
Synonyms
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A small room with a bowl and sink where people go to pee or poo
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9.6
A casual word for a toilet
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A public room with toilets and sinks for people to use
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8.4
A room with a toilet that people use to go to the bathroom
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A room with toilets and sinks, often in a public building
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A room with a toilet and a sink for washing hands
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A small outdoor toilet in a separate building
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A room with toilets and sinks that anyone can use in public places
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A room with a toilet and sink
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A room or building with toilets for public use
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A small room with a toilet for people to use
A public room with toilets and sinks for cleaning hands
A private bathroom attached to a bedroom
Compounds
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A fixed thing in a bathroom used for washing or using the toilet, like a sink
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Morphology
Etymology
Bathroom is simply bath + room. The bath part comes from an old word for 'washing' and room means 'a place', so a bathroom is the room where you wash and take care of yourself.