to urinate
69
3.3
- verb
- /ˈjʊrəˌneɪt/
:
orinar
- When Norm needed to urinate, Billy pulled a curtain around the bed.
- finish urinating
- urinate and defecate
- times when you urinated
If we don't urinate for a few days, we die.
- If we don't urinate for a few days, we die.
- She couldn't feed herself, she couldn't urinate by herself.
- And in my dream, I'll find a place to urinate and then I'll begin to urinate in the dream.
- Now you are around your child and you know how often they urinate during the day.
- They are eating, sleeping, defecating, urinating in that same space for a period of years.
- If you are thirsty all the time or you urinate far more often than you used to, you might have pre diabetes.
- She said, you know, if it's a if it's a frat guy urinating on my driveway, then he should be arrested.
- OK, if you're the kind that's like the dude who pulls his pants all the way down in the bathroom to urinate.
- You should be counting at least six times a day that you're urinating.
- OK, And he said ask me to urinate in her.
- So here's a guy with broken feet, bleeding, urinating, defecating himself.
- They stripped them down naked, tied them all to trees and then were urinated on by other people.
Examples
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And I have this burning sensation when I urinate...
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My prostate doctor said.. ..that I have to urinate whenever possible.
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Now you are around your child and you know how often they urinate during the day.
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You must learn how to urinate at night without working them all up!
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I considered walking around to urinate on the other side of it.
Fiction book (1998) -
If we don't urinate for a few days, we die.
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If you are losing a tremendous amount of water through sweat, you will hardly urinate at all.
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I have to urinate.
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SS Trave finally finished urinating, letting the last drop drip off.
Fiction book (1996) -
After drinking lots of water, I need to urinate before the long car ride.
Synonyms
947
8.3
To pass urine in rude speech
371
2.6
To let out the body's yellow liquid
77
1.1
To go to the toilet to pee or poo
52
9.9
To pee in a rude way
41
9.3
To pee or pass urine from your body
11
7.5
To pee or poo, usually in a toilet
5
9.5
To pee when you need the toilet
4
9.7
To pee when you need to go to the toilet
2
8.1
To pass urine from the body, often said to children
1
9.2
To pee, often used about children or animals
1
9.1
To pass urine from the body
1
9.9
To go to the toilet to pee
To pass urine from the body
To let urine come out of your body
An act of peeing to empty your bladder
To let out urine from the body
To go to the toilet to pee or poo
How Strong
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word urinate comes from the Latin word urina, which means 'urine'. So, urinate simply means 'to pass urine' or 'to pass water', and this is why we have related words like urine and urinal.