Laundromats Meaning in English
word · lemma: laundromat
Definition
Places with washing machines and dryers where people can wash and dry their clothes by paying to use the machines, usually without staff washing the clothes for you.
Usage & Nuances
"Laundromat" is common in American English; in British English, "launderette" is more usual. They are self-service (not drop-off laundry). Usually plural when discussing choices: 'There are many laundromats downtown.'
Example Sentences
There are two laundromats near my apartment.
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We used laundromats when our washing machine was broken.
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Some students go to laundromats every week.
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Honestly, the city’s old laundromats are way cheaper than washing at home.
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Have you noticed that most laundromats now have free Wi-Fi?
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Back in college, I practically lived at those 24-hour laundromats downtown.
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