Summary
toilet {noun}
vécés · latrines · toilette · toilettes · vespasiennes · W.-C. · cabinets · cabinet · salle de repos · wc
English-French translation for "toilet"
"toilet" French translation
toilet {noun}
chemical toilet
This is common practice with this type of toilet.
Reluctance to attend is even higher in schools without safe drinking water or toilet facilities.
With project funding, UNRWA completed the construction of eight classrooms and three toilet units.
In the urban areas, however, 30 per cent use the flush toilet, 15 per cent share a flush toilet and 18 per cent use the traditional pit
He has gone around the House and put a brick in the water tank of each toilet.
In 1991, out of a total of 27,013 households, 44 had no flush toilet.
Luxury perfumes, toilet waters and cosmetics, including beauty and make-up products
The percentage of households equipped with a bathroom and toilet is just a little less.
EDS III showed the distribution of toilet types to be:
His hands and legs had been tied, and he had not been allowed to visit a toilet.
His hands and legs had been tied, and he had not been allowed to visit a toilet.
His hands and legs had been tied, and he had not been allowed to go to the toilet.
The detainees are only allowed to go to the toilet once a day early in the morning.
A traditional practice in Kiribati is to use the sea for toilet purposes.
toilet {noun} (also: lavatory, rest room, water-closet)
The reason for this practice is that most houses do not have toilet facilities.
In 1998, about 19 per cent of households or 2.3 million households did not have access to sanitary toilet facilities.
For example, only 14.8 per cent of Cape Verdean families have access to running water and only 20 per cent have a bathroom with a toilet.
chemical toilet
chemical toilet
As for sanitation, most urban households have access to toilet facilities - either septic systems or pour flush.
Each cell has a bed, a toilet and a ventilator.
In some schools, girls complain of toilets that they share with boys and which leave them vulnerable to abuse.
3.7 Toilets and wash-rooms
In the toilets and wash-rooms adapted for persons with reduced mobility a suitable device for calling a person for help should be provided.
In the peri-urban areas septic systems, pour-flush or squatting toilets or ventilated improved pit latrines (VIP) are available but not installed or used.
toilet {noun} (also: lavatory, convenience, dyke)
The reason for this practice is that most houses do not have toilet facilities.
In 1998, about 19 per cent of households or 2.3 million households did not have access to sanitary toilet facilities.
Only 24 per cent of the population possess an adequate sewage system, with only 0.2 per cent possessing a modern toilet.
I want to go to the toilet .
For example, only 14.8 per cent of Cape Verdean families have access to running water and only 20 per cent have a bathroom with a toilet.
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