toilet; lavatory; restroom

to go to the bathroom; to use the washroom

public toilet; abbreviation for [[公共厕所|公共廁所|gong1 gong4 ce4 suo3]]

A toilet or latrine in a public place for general use

men's restroom; men's toilet; a washroom designated for use by men

women's toilet; ladies' room

women's toilet; ladies' room

men's toilet; men's room

simple toilet shed often made of thatch or bamboo; (by extension) any toilet

to be involved in something; to participate or find a place among a group or activity

latrine; toilet

A two-part allegorical saying ([[歇后语|歇後語|xie1 hou4 yu3]]) meaning to provoke public outrage; based on a pun where the word for "manure" ([[粪|糞|fen4]]) sounds like the word for "indignation" ([[愤|憤|fen4]]); throwing a brick into a public toilet splashes everyone with waste

toilet fittings; bathroom fixtures

A Taoist deity associated with the latrine, often identified with the figure [[紫姑|紫姑|zi3 gu1]], who is summoned on the fifteenth night of the first lunar month to predict the future and answer questions about one's fortune.

paper used for cleaning oneself after using the toilet

(literary) to intervene or get involved in something

to play a humble role in; to participate in a group or field of work (humble expression)

A toilet with a seat, as opposed to a squat toilet.

mat, cushion, or disposable cover placed on a toilet seat for comfort or hygiene

to go to the toilet; to use the restroom

A traditional dry toilet that collects human waste in a pit or hole without using water for flushing.

(literary) to be mixed together; to be jumbled or interspersed in a disorderly way

(dialect) a simple toilet or latrine; also written as [[茅厕|茅廁|mao2 ce4]]

lavatory; toilet

(dialect) a toilet or latrine pit

toilet consisting of a toilet bowl at floor level over which the user squats