The pronunciation of bathroom in English is [?bɑ?θru?m; ?bɑ?θr?m] and US [?b?θru?m, ?b?θr?m]. English word, noun, meaning "bathroom; toilet; washroom".

1. Phrase matching

bathroom cabinet bathroom mirror box; bathroom cabinet; bathroom cabinet series; bathroom mirror box; Bathroom furniture bathroom furniture; bathroom household appliances; bathroom; bathroom furniture; main bathroom master bathroom; master bathroom; master bathroom.

2. Bilingual Examples

1. I left them in the bathroom. I left them in the bathroom.

2. The one in the bathroom. The one on the side of the bathroom.

3. I like my bathroom. I like my bathroom.

3. Bathroom

refers to a room for people to bathe. According to the needs of the users, different bathroom equipment can be designed to achieve convenience, safety, easy cleaning and beautiful appearance.

IV. Specification requirements

1. Toilets, washrooms, and bathrooms in buildings should not be directly located in restaurants, food processing, food storage, medicine, medical care, power transformation and distribution, etc. The upper floor of a building with strict hygiene requirements or waterproof and moisture-proof requirements.

2. Except for this residence, residential bathrooms should not be arranged directly on the upper floor of the bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens and dining rooms on the lower floor. The number of sanitary equipment configurations should comply with the provisions of special building design specifications. Among the proportion of male and female toilet seats in public toilets, the proportion of female toilet seats should be appropriately increased.

3. Sanitary buildings should have natural lighting and natural ventilation that does not cause convection to adjacent rooms. Buildings without direct natural ventilation and in severe and cold areas should be equipped with natural ventilation channels; when natural ventilation cannot meet the ventilation requirements, When air requirements are required, mechanical ventilation should be used.

4. Floor floors, floor floor trenches, pipes passing through floor slabs and the places where floor slabs connect to walls should be tightly waterproof and prevent leakage. The surface layer of the floor, wall or dado should be made of materials that do not absorb water, do not absorb dirt, are corrosion-resistant, and are easy to clean.

5. The floor of the building should be non-slip. The elevation of the floor should be slightly lower than the elevation of the walkway, and there should be a sloped floor drain or ditch. Indoor water pipes and bathroom ceilings should be protected from condensation water dripping, and bathroom hot water pipes should be protected from scalding people.

6. Public men’s and women’s restrooms should be separated into separate front rooms or provided with shielding measures. Public toilets should be equipped with separate cleaning rooms.