Collocation
public toilet
A toilet facility provided for the use of the general public, typically in a public place like a park, station, or street.
Definition
'public toilet' is a common English collocation. A toilet facility provided for the use of the general public, typically in a public place like a park, station, or street.
adjective + noun
“We need to find a public toilet soon.”
Examples
- Is there a public toilet nearby?
- The public toilets at the park were surprisingly clean.
- Many cities are struggling with the lack of accessible public toilets.
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- Finding a public toilet in a foreign city can sometimes be a challenge.
- She desperately needed to find a public toilet after drinking so much coffee.
- The government announced plans to upgrade all public toilets in the city.
- Parents often look for family-friendly public toilets with changing facilities.
- I avoid using public toilets if I can, but sometimes it's unavoidable.
- The hygiene standards of public toilets vary greatly from country to country.
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