Toilet meaning in English

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Definition

(Where are) the toilets (please?): (Where is) the W.C., the lavatory, the bathroom, the loo (please?) noun

In British English, the toilets refers to the room with a toilet. In American English, this room is called the bathroom.

Examples

  • "Philip : Just as soon as I'm finished spitting this important message: "Must use toilet immediately, ate burrito for breakfast."
  • "Jean : The line for the toilet was enormous, so I went to the ladies' toilet, but then a woman was scared and she called the police."
  • "I've surfed every wave in this building, including the killer break in the first floor toilet."
  • "At 2.33pm Susan Bliss was seen crying in the toilets with a positive pregnancy test in her hand."
  • "Brian : But Gidyeon, this is the toilet."
  • "When you go to the toilet, you know what that means..."
  • "Fukuyama : In toilets!"
  • "I also know that Icarus has to use the toilets."
  • "We are "examining" him now in a secret location (the toilets in the Delavigne parking lot), trying to find out literally what makes these robots tick."
  • "This includes the bedrooms, the bathrooms, the toilets, the roof, under the bed, and hanging out of the window."
  • "Fukuyama : Karaoke toilets are the latest fashion in Japan."
  • "Edward : Ugh, you can see us in the toilet, sir?"
  • "The second apartment certainly did have all the "original features" you mentioned, including a 19th century antique toilet (in the garden)."
  • "I've even seen you singing karaoke in the toilet via secret camera."
  • "Jean : I have to go to the toilet."
  • "I recently had guests visit me, and I was quite embarrassed to have to apologize to them about the state of my bathroom. Explaining the large pieces of wood and plaster lodged in the toilet and sink was particularly difficult."
  • "Dave : And what will I find there, the guest toilet?"
  • "You just go down that corridor, past the water cooler, and the toilets are on your left."

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