Whistle-stop

Definition

washroom /'wɒʃru:m, -rƱm/ n ( US euph ) (အမ်ားသံုး) သန္႔စင္ ခန္း။ ❍ toilet

Examples

1. ‘Another service to be provided by the contact centre will be a washroom facility
2. since there is currently a severe shortage of public washrooms in the area.’
3. ‘Perhaps now you can appreciate my earlier fascination with clean public washrooms.’
4. ‘So he walked towards the closet in the living room
5. passing the washroom as he went.’
6. ‘I didn't have to escort little people to the washroom many multiple times a day.’
7. ‘Students fought in the classrooms and washrooms
8. roamed the hallways and wandered the neighborhood.’
9. ‘She notes many of the facilities such as washrooms and food services are strained to the limit
10. and there is little in place for people with disabilities.’
11. ‘Each cottage has a common living room
12. dining room and kitchen and residents have private rooms and washrooms.’
13. ‘New showers and washrooms will also be provided plus a drying room for wet gear and clothing.’
14. ‘He'd just toured a jet that had a full living room
15. two washrooms (each with lovely shower) and a bedroom with a queen-sized bed.’
16. ‘That will still give him ample time in the change room washrooms.’
17. ‘One third of all primary schools in the country lack water supply and nearly 50 percent do without restrooms or washrooms
18. according to the report.’
19. ‘Cameras also can't be installed in washrooms or private conference rooms
20. unless specially authorized by the superintendent.’
21. ‘I look in the dining room
22. living room
23. family room
24. den
25. all the washrooms
26. but there's no one in sight.’
27. ‘The group was being pushed into a storage room just off the washrooms
28. and Cole wanted to see where it went so she could work out her escape.’
29. ‘In solidarity with striking workers
30. many individuals were plugging toilets and littering washrooms.’
31. ‘Refurbishing the toilets and washrooms will cost more than it would in other schools
32. because the pipework and cisterns will need to be boxed in to prevent the children interfering with them.’
33. ‘These days
34. advertising in public washrooms is omnipresent.’
35. ‘Alison and Rachel pushed there way through the crowd of dancers in the club to the other side of the small room where the washrooms were situated.’
36. ‘But I don't see any argument for co-ed washrooms or bathrooms.’
37. ‘Years ago I wrote an article for Vancouver magazine identifying the nicest public washrooms downtown.’