Phonetic symbol: English? [? t? l? t]? Beautiful? [? t? l? t]?

Toilet, toilet; Dress up

Dress up

Dress up for ...

Related phrases:

1、Public Toilet? People's public toilets; Public toilets

2、Unisex toilet? Public toilets for men and women; Gender-free toilet

3、squat toilet? Squatting toilet; Squat toilet

4、Toilet engaged? Toilet someone

Common sentence patterns:

1、Who? wants to? rocket? 255? miles? into? space? to? fix? a? toilet?

Who wants to go 255 miles into space by rocket to repair a toilet?

2、Boil? the? oil? soiled? by the? coil? in the? toilet? lest? it? spoil.?

Boil the oil soiled by the coil in the bathroom so as not to spoil it.

3、And? the billionaire? himself? seizes? every? opportunity to? lobby for? the? end? of the? traditional? Westerntoilet.?

The billionaire himself is seizing every opportunity to lobby people to end the traditional western-style toilets.

4、During the? season time,? there are? thousands? of? climbers? and? most? of the? expeditions? have? toilettents? with? barrels? up? there.?

In the peak season, there are thousands of climbers, and most expeditions have temporary tent toilets with barrels.

Extended data:

Etymological explanation

Toilette, which comes directly from Middle French, means cloth.

Word usage

(noun)

1, toilet means "toilet, toilet" or "toilet, urinal", which are countable nouns.

Toilet can also be interpreted as "washing and dressing up", which is mostly used as an uncountable noun, referring to a specific washing or when there are adjectives in it, you can add indefinite articles to modify it.

3. toilet extension can be interpreted as "ladies' clothing".