bathrooms
word · lemma: bathroom
/ˈbæˌθɹumz/
BATH-roomz
/bˈɑːθɹuːmz/
BAHTH-roomz
Definition
Rooms in a building or house that contain a toilet, and often a sink, shower, or bathtub.
Usage & Nuances
"Bathrooms" in US English usually means rooms with a toilet, not necessarily with a bath. In public places, people may also say "restroom" or "washroom." In British English, "toilets" is more common for public facilities.
Spanish: bañosPortuguese (BR): banheirosPortuguese (PT): casas de banhoChinese (Simplified): 浴室 - 洗手间Chinese (Traditional): 浴室 - 洗手間Hindi: बाथरूमArabic: حماماتBengali: বাথরুম - টয়লেটRussian: ванные комнаты - туалетыJapanese: バスルーム - トイレVietnamese: phòng tắm - nhà vệ sinhKorean: 욕실 - 화장실Turkish: banyolar - tuvaletlerUrdu: باتھ رومز - بیت الخلاءIndonesian: kamar mandi - toilet
Example Sentences
All the bathrooms were busy, so I had to wait.
natural
Some restaurants keep their bathrooms locked for customers only.
natural
We renovated the bathrooms to make them more modern and comfortable.
natural
There are two bathrooms in our house.
basic
The school has clean bathrooms for students.
basic
The bathrooms are next to the kitchen.
basic