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bathroom | American Dictionary

bathroom
noun[ C ]
us/ˈbæθˌrum, -ˌrʊm/
a room with a toilet and a place to wash your hands, and often a bathtub and a shower (= device that sprays water on a person’s body):
Our bathroom is the warmest room in the house.

Examples of bathroom

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Each bathroom was equipped with grab rails, seats and pull cords so that the resident could summon help if it was needed.
Both hotel staff and attendees should practice effective hand washing after using the bathroom.
A household member was defined as someone who spent at least 20 h per week in the home and shared kitchen and bathroom facilities.
A participant who fell in her bathroom between our third and fourth interviews illuminated this process.
The average household had 4n0 members, living in a house with 4n4 rooms, which generally included at least one bedroom and one bathroom.
Citizens who witnessed this when using the bathroom were immediately repulsed.
A toothbrush in a bathroom cabinet, or a supermarket, or a living room, or a suitcase, or a bin, has a physical/material context.
In many residential designs, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, deck/patios, windows, doors, stairs or gables, are no more than standard architectural features.
People went by his bed on the way to bathroom.
The bathrooms (specifically, toilets with seats and hand dryers) were another example of inappropriate technology.
Because the institution did not have a bathroom, she had to take children to a public bathhouse nearby for a bath every month.
Analysis of risk factors for infection suggested contamination of indoor kitchen, bathroom, toilet, and waste disposal area.
They produce layouts for livingrooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchens.
The kitchen, lounge, and bathroom are in the skillion.
To left a private area is created with a free-standing bathroom and bed-niche - an aedicule or building within a building.
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