toilets
word · lemma: toilet
Definition
Toilets are places or devices where people go to urinate or defecate, usually in a bathroom. It can refer to the physical device (the toilet bowl) or the whole restroom/washroom.
Usage & Nuances
In British English, 'toilets' commonly refers to public restrooms, while in American English, 'restroom' or 'bathroom' is often used instead. 'Toilets' can mean both the fixtures (toilet bowls) and the room itself. In polite conversation, alternatives like 'restroom' or 'washroom' are typical.
Example Sentences
The toilets are at the end of the hall.
basic
Public toilets are open during the day.
basic
There are no toilets on the bus.
basic
Excuse me, where are the toilets?
natural
The restaurant has clean toilets for customers.
natural
Sometimes, you have to pay to use the public toilets in Europe.
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