restroom

/rest- room, room/US // ˈrɛstˌ rum, ˌrʊm //

洗手间,洗澡间,洗手间里,洗手间里的

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : rooms or a room having a sink, toilet, and other facilities for use by employees, visitors, etc., as in a store, theater, or office.

as inlavatory

Synonyms

as inpowder room

Synonyms

Schlafly urged her readers to oppose the ERA because it allegedly threatened women’s “special privileges,” such as exemption from military duty, separate-sex restrooms and preference in custody disputes.
Colleagues told the Times he would sometimes excuse himself to the restroom, where he would splash cold water on himself for a jump-start.
She said her group is pushing the Council now to provide “minimum-line” resources like public restrooms for the homeless community in Escondido.
If there isn’t, he asks family members to check to see if the restrooms are single-stall, and if they aren’t he will “flip a coin” and choose whichever bathroom he wants to use.
Other cities—including Paris and San Francisco—operate public restrooms too, but Portland and Montreal stand out for their unique approaches to treating bathrooms as essential infrastructure.
She laughs as she recalls using the restroom in the Seoul airport.
Women, young ladies and little girls deserve to use the restroom or any other facility in peace and safety.
Then, she puts her hand down his pants and whispers, “Meet me in the restroom in sixty seconds.”
I went to the restroom, and when I came back, she had his cellphone and was standing up at the table.
What if going to a public restroom meant sideways glances, threats, or even violence?
Mrs. Kennedy had at that point gone into the restroom adjacent to the bedroom in the compartment.

/rest- room, room/US // ˈrɛstˌ rum, ˌrʊm //

洗手间,洗澡间,洗手间里,洗手间里的

n.名词 noun

1
- : rooms or a room having a sink, toilet, and other facilities for use by employees, visitors, etc., as in a store, theater, or office.

as inlavatory

Synonyms

as inpowder room

Synonyms

Schlafly urged her readers to oppose the ERA because it allegedly threatened women’s “special privileges,” such as exemption from military duty, separate-sex restrooms and preference in custody disputes.
Colleagues told the Times he would sometimes excuse himself to the restroom, where he would splash cold water on himself for a jump-start.
She said her group is pushing the Council now to provide “minimum-line” resources like public restrooms for the homeless community in Escondido.
If there isn’t, he asks family members to check to see if the restrooms are single-stall, and if they aren’t he will “flip a coin” and choose whichever bathroom he wants to use.
Other cities—including Paris and San Francisco—operate public restrooms too, but Portland and Montreal stand out for their unique approaches to treating bathrooms as essential infrastructure.
She laughs as she recalls using the restroom in the Seoul airport.
Women, young ladies and little girls deserve to use the restroom or any other facility in peace and safety.
Then, she puts her hand down his pants and whispers, “Meet me in the restroom in sixty seconds.”
I went to the restroom, and when I came back, she had his cellphone and was standing up at the table.
What if going to a public restroom meant sideways glances, threats, or even violence?
Mrs. Kennedy had at that point gone into the restroom adjacent to the bedroom in the compartment.