toilet
gb/tˈɔɪlɪt/ us/tˈɔɪlɪt/
A1
英语
~ 6400
vécé, WC, vécécsésze, illemhely, mosdó, vécére megy, vécézés, toalett, segít a WC-használatban, vécéztet, ápol, kozmetikáz
名词
A1
1
用法模式：
[someone] uses the toilet
The toilet won't flush, so we need to call a plumber.
Nem lehet lehúzni a vécét, ezért vízvezeték-szerelőt kell hívnunk.
Please don't throw paper towels in the toilet.
Kérlek, ne dobj papír kéztörlőt a vécébe.
He scrubbed the toilet until it was spotless.
There's extra toilet paper behind the toilet.
The child is finally tall enough to use the toilet alone.
学习者例句
The toilet is in the bathroom.
A vécé a fürdőszobában van.
I clean the toilet every week.
Minden héten kitakarítom a vécét.
Please flush the toilet after you use it.
Do not put food in the toilet.
We need more toilet paper for the toilet.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse 'toilet' (the bowl or fixture) with 'bathroom' or 'restroom' (the whole room). In American English, saying 'toilet' can sound too direct in polite conversation; 'bathroom' or 'restroom' is often preferred, especially in public places.
含义
ceramic bowl for human waste
搭配
flush the toilet
|use the toilet
|clean the toilet
|clogged toilet
|public toilet
|toilet paper
近义词
lavatory (More formal; can refer to the fixture or the room and is more common in British English.)
|
WC (Abbreviation of “water closet”, used especially on signs; somewhat old-fashioned in speech.)
主题
daily life
|home
|health
|housing
|daily_life
释义
A bowl in the bathroom that you sit on to pee or poop, with water that carries the waste away.
A bathroom fixture consisting of a bowl and seat, usually made of ceramic and connected to plumbing, that people use to get rid of urine and feces by flushing them away with water.
名词
A1
2
用法模式：
[someone] is in the toilet
Is there a toilet near the café?
Van mosdó a kávézó közelében?
The toilets on this train are out of order.
Ezen a vonaton nem működnek a vécék.
The restaurant doesn't have a customer toilet.
She followed the signs to the ladies' toilet.
We need to find a toilet before the children get too uncomfortable.
学习者例句
Excuse me, where is the toilet?
Elnézést, hol van a mosdó?
The toilet is at the back of the restaurant.
A mosdó az étterem hátsó részében van.
There is a public toilet in the park.
The toilets on the plane are very small.
He went to the toilet during the break.
常见错误：
Some learners say 'I need a toilet' when they mean the room; it is more natural to say 'I need to use the toilet' or 'Is there a toilet here?'. In American English, 'bathroom' or 'restroom' is often more polite than 'toilet' when talking about the room.
含义
room containing a toilet
搭配
public toilet
|ladies' toilet
|men's toilet
|toilet facilities
|toilet block
|toilet sign
近义词
bathroom (Very common in American English for the room, even if there is no bath.)
|
restroom (Polite term in American English, especially in public places like malls or airports.)
|
lavatory (More formal word common on signs and announcements, especially in British English.)
主题
daily life
|travel
|public places
|housing
|daily_life
释义
A small room with a toilet where you go to pee or poop.
A small room with a toilet, and often a sink, where people can urinate or defecate, especially in homes and public places.
名词
A1
3
vécére megy
A1
vécézés
A2
用法模式：
[someone] goes to the toilet
Children often say they need the toilet at the most inconvenient times.
A gyerekek gyakran a legalkalmatlanabb pillanatokban szólnak, hogy vécére kell menniük.
He woke up twice in the night to go to the toilet.
Éjszaka kétszer is felébredt, hogy kimenjen vécére.
After the toilet, remember to wash your hands.
Her doctor asked about her toilet habits.
I always go to the toilet before a long car journey.
学习者例句
I need the toilet.
Vécére kell mennem.
She goes to the toilet before bed.
Lefekvés előtt elmegy vécére.
After you use the toilet, wash your hands.
The boy is afraid to go to the toilet at night.
Please tell the teacher if you need the toilet.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes say *'I go toilet'* instead of *'I go to the toilet'*; the preposition 'to' is required. Also, in some situations 'use the bathroom' or 'go to the bathroom' sounds more polite, especially in American English.
含义
act of using a toilet
搭配
go to the toilet
|need the toilet
|use the toilet
|after the toilet
|toilet habits
|toilet training
近义词
bathroom break (Common informal phrase, especially in American English, for the same action but using the more polite word 'bathroom'.)
主题
daily life
|health
|body
|daily_life
释义
The act of going to pee or poop in a toilet.
The action of going to use a toilet to urinate or defecate, especially as part of normal daily bodily needs.
名词
C1
LITERARY
4
toalett
C1
用法模式：
[someone] makes their toilet
After her morning toilet, she descended to breakfast.
Reggeli toalettje után lement reggelizni.
The heroine's elaborate toilet is described in great detail.
A hősnő hosszas, aprólékos toalettjét nagy részletességgel írják le.
He completed his toilet quickly before the guests arrived.
The dressing room contained a small table for her toilet.
Her evening toilet included carefully arranging her jewels.
学习者例句
In this old book, 'toilet' means washing and dressing.
Ebben a régi könyvben a „toilet” a tisztálkodást és az öltözködést jelenti.
She finished her morning toilet and went downstairs.
Befejezte a reggeli toalettjét, és lement a földszintre.
The story talks about the queen's toilet before the ball.
The maid helped her mistress with her toilet.
This meaning of 'toilet' is formal and old-fashioned.
常见错误：
Learners may think this sense refers to a bathroom or toilet bowl; in older or literary texts it instead means personal washing and dressing.
含义
process of washing and dressing
搭配
make one's toilet
|morning toilet
|evening toilet
|toilet table
|before her toilet
近义词
grooming (More general and modern; can refer to personal care but is not limited to this older, formal sense.)
|
toiletry routine (Modern descriptive phrase for the same idea; less fixed and less literary.)
主题
daily life
|literature
|daily_life
释义
An old or formal word for the act of washing, brushing your hair, and dressing, usually in a careful or special way.
The process of washing, grooming, and dressing oneself, especially as part of a formal or elaborate routine, now mainly found in older or literary English.
动词
B2
TECHNICAL
5
用法模式：
[caregiver] toilets [someone]
Nursing staff must toilet each resident according to their individual care plan.
Az ápolóknak minden lakónál az egyéni gondozási terv szerint kell segíteniük a WC-használatban.
She asked a colleague to help her toilet the patient safely.
Megkért egy kollégát, hogy segítsen neki biztonságosan vécéztetni a beteget.
Recording how often you toilet the client is part of the documentation.
Caregivers are trained to toilet patients while maintaining their dignity.
The aide toileted him before bedtime to reduce nighttime accidents.
学习者例句
In this job, you have to toilet elderly people.
Ebben a munkában idős embereknek kell segíteni a WC-használatban.
The nurse toilets the patients every morning.
A nővér minden reggel segít a betegeknek a WC-használatban.
Care workers learn how to toilet someone safely.
She asked the assistant to help her toilet the man.
They toilet the child before he goes to sleep.
常见错误：
Learners may think 'toilet' as a verb is a general, everyday word. In fact, this use is mainly in medical and care contexts and should not replace normal phrases like 'use the toilet' or 'go to the bathroom' in ordinary conversation.
含义
assist a person with toileting
搭配
toilet a patient
|assist with toileting
|toilet needs
|toilet routine
|toileting care
近义词
assist with toileting (Common nursing phrase that means the same thing but is longer and more explicit.)
|
provide personal care (Broader; includes other tasks such as washing and dressing, not only toileting.)
主题
health
|care work
|body
|daily_life
释义
To help a sick or old person go to the toilet or clean that part of their body.
To help a person, especially a patient or elderly person, to use the toilet or to clean and care for their body related to urination and defecation.
动词
B2
6
ápol
B1
kozmetikáz
B2
用法模式：
[someone] toilets [an animal]
Owners are advised to toilet their dogs regularly to prevent matting.
A gazdáknak azt tanácsolják, hogy rendszeresen ápolják a kutyáik szőrét, nehogy befilcesedjen.
The poodle is to be bathed and toileted before the show.
Az uszkárt a kiállítás előtt meg kell fürdetni és ki kell kozmetikázni.
She learned how to clip and toilet different breeds.
This breed needs to be toileted more often than others.
The groomer will bathe, dry, and toilet your dog for you.
学习者例句
You should toilet your dog every few weeks.
Néhány hetente érdemes ápolnod a kutyád szőrét.
The man toilets his pets before the dog show.
A férfi a kutyakiállítás előtt kozmetikázza a kedvenceit.
At the pet shop, they can toilet your dog.
She learned how to toilet a small dog.
They toilet the animals to keep them clean.
常见错误：
Learners may misunderstand this as 'make the dog use the toilet'. In this sense, it means 'wash and groom the animal', not 'teach it to use a human toilet'.
含义
clean and groom an animal
搭配
toilet the dog
|well-toileted dog
|regularly toilet your pet
|dog to be toileted
|toilet and groom
近义词
groom (The most common verb for this; 'toilet' in this sense is less common and can sound technical or regional.)
|
pamper (Suggests extra care and pleasure for the animal, not just basic cleaning.)
主题
animals
|daily life
|daily_life
释义
To wash and brush an animal, usually a dog, so it is clean and looks nice.
To wash, brush, and trim an animal, especially a pet dog, in order to keep it clean and looking neat.
语法
词典原形
toilet
IPA
GB/tˈɔɪlɪt/
US/tˈɔɪlɪt/
音节与重音
toi - let （2 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (toi)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: toilet
- Plural: toilet, toilets
词族
相关表达
go to the toilet
1/ɡˈoʊ tə ðə tˈɔɪlɪt/
fixed phrase
go somewhere to use a toilet
To leave where you are and use a toilet to pee or poop.
例句
- Excuse me, I need to go to the toilet.
- He went to the toilet during the break.
- Children should go to the toilet before the lesson starts.
on the toilet
1/ˈɔn ðə tˈɔɪlɪt/
fixed phrase
sitting and using the toilet
Sitting on the toilet and peeing or pooping.
例句
- He was on the toilet when the phone rang.
- Please don't disturb her; she's on the toilet.
- I slipped while getting off the toilet and fell on the floor.
public toilet
1/pˈʌblɪk tˈɔɪlɪt/
fixed phrase
toilet in a public place
A toilet in a street, park, station, or other public place that people can use.
例句
- There is a public toilet near the bus stop.
- The city has built new public toilets in the park.
- Public toilets are cleaned several times a day.
toilet bowl
1/tˈɔɪlɪt bˈoʊl/
fixed phrase
ceramic bowl part of toilet
The big round ceramic part of a toilet where the water and waste go.
例句
- The toilet bowl is stained with hard water.
- He dropped his phone into the toilet bowl.
- Pour the cleaner directly into the toilet bowl.
toilet break
1/tˈɔɪlɪt bɹˈeɪk/
fixed phrase
short break to use toilet
A short stop in work, a lesson, or a trip so people can use the toilet.
例句
- Let's take a five-minute toilet break.
- The driver stopped the bus for a toilet break.
- We usually have a toilet break halfway through the exam.
toilet brush
1/tˈɔɪlɪt bɹˈʌʃ/
fixed phrase
brush for cleaning toilet bowl
A special brush used to clean the inside of the toilet.
例句
- Use the toilet brush to scrub the stains.
- The toilet brush is kept next to the toilet.
- She bought a new toilet brush and holder.
toilet facilities
1/tˈɔɪlɪt fəsˈɪlɪtiz/
fixed phrase
formal
toilets provided in a place
Toilets and related rooms and equipment that are provided in a building or public place.
例句
- Camping areas with toilet facilities fill up quickly in summer.
- The beach has no toilet facilities, so plan ahead.
- Toilet facilities are available on all trains.
toilet humor
1/tˈɔɪlɪt hjˈumɚ/
fixed phrase
informal
jokes about pee, poop, toilets
Jokes and funny stories about pee, poop, and toilets, often liked by children but disliked by some adults.
例句
- Her parents are tired of all the toilet humor in that cartoon.
- The movie relies too much on toilet humor.
- Toilet humor is usually not welcome at formal events.
toilet paper
1/tˈɔɪlɪt pˈeɪpɚ/
fixed phrase
paper used after using toilet
Soft paper you use to clean yourself after you use the toilet.
例句
- We're out of toilet paper; can you buy some?
- There is extra toilet paper under the sink.
- The hotel only provided one roll of toilet paper.
toilet roll
1/tˈɔɪlɪt ɹˈoʊl/
fixed phrase
roll of toilet paper
A roll of toilet paper, especially in British English.
例句
- Can you pass me a new toilet roll?
- There are spare toilet rolls in the cupboard.
- He changed the empty toilet roll.
toilet seat
1/tˈɔɪlɪt sˈit/
fixed phrase
hinged ring you sit on
The part of the toilet that you sit on, which can move up and down.
例句
- Please put the toilet seat down after you use it.
- The toilet seat is broken and needs to be replaced.
- She wiped the toilet seat with disinfectant.
toilet training
1/tˈɔɪlɪt tɹˈeɪnɪŋ/
fixed phrase
teaching a child to use toilet
The process of teaching a young child, or sometimes a pet, to pee and poop in the toilet or in the right place.
例句
- Toilet training can be stressful for parents.
- They started toilet training their daughter at two years old.
- The book gives tips on gentle toilet training.
toilet-trained
1/tˈɔɪlɪt tɹˈeɪnd/
fixed phrase
having learned to use toilet
No longer using diapers because you know how to use the toilet or the right place to pee and poop.
例句
- By three years old, he was fully toilet-trained.
- Is your puppy toilet-trained yet?
- The nursery only accepts children who are toilet-trained.
use the toilet
1/jˈuz ðə tˈɔɪlɪt/
fixed phrase
use a toilet to pass waste
To sit on a toilet and pee or poop.
例句
- Please use the toilet before we leave the house.
- She asked politely if she could use the toilet.
- Wash your hands after you use the toilet.