🛁Bathroom
Sink, shower, towels.
12 concepts
Columns follow the languages switched on at the top. Gender after the word (m/f/n); IPA beneath; notes, alternatives and origins underneath — nothing is hidden.
| Concept | English | Français | Español |
|---|---|---|---|
bathroom noun | bathroom also: toilet / loo (UK), restroom (US, public) In the US 'bathroom' is also the polite word for toilet. | salle de bainf Often a separate room from the toilet (les toilettes / les WC). | cuarto de bañom also: baño |
toilet noun | toilet also: loo (UK), the gents / the ladies British: the room and the bowl. American: say bathroom / restroom for the room. | toilettesf Always PLURAL for the room: 'Où sont les toilettes ?' Also WC /vese/. | váterm also: inodoro, baño, servicio (public) From English water (closet). Mexico: el baño. |
shower noun | shower | douchef Prendre une douche. | duchaf also: regadera (Mexico) Darse una ducha / ducharse. |
bath / bathtub noun | bath also: bathtub, tub (US) American: /bæθ/. | baignoiref Prendre un bain = to have a bath. | bañeraf also: tina (Latin America) |
washbasin / sink noun | washbasin also: sink, basin | lavabom Kitchen sink = évier. | lavabom also: lavamanos |
mirror noun | mirror | miroirm also: glace (f) | espejom |
towel noun | towel | serviettef Also napkin and briefcase. Serviette de bain / de toilette. | toallaf /toˈaja/ for most speakers. |
soap noun | soap | savonm | jabónm |
toothbrush noun | toothbrush | brosse à dentsf | cepillo de dientesm |
toothpaste noun | toothpaste | dentifricem | pasta de dientesf also: dentífrico |
to wash (oneself) verb | to wash also: to have a wash | se laver Reflexive. Laver la vaisselle = wash the dishes. | lavarse Reflexive. Me lavo las manos (article, not possessive). |
to brush one's teeth verb | to brush one's teeth | se brosser les dents | lavarse los dientes also: cepillarse los dientes |