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toilet roll
Word forms: plural toilet rolls
variable noun
A toilet roll is a long narrow strip of toilet paper that is wound around a small cardboard tube.
toilet roll in British English
(ˈtɔɪlət rəʊl)
noun
a long narrow strip of toilet paper that is wound around a small cardboard tube
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British English: toilet roll /ˈtɔɪlɪt rəʊl/ NOUN
A toilet roll is a long narrow strip of toilet paper that is wound around a small cardboard tube.
- American English: toilet roll
- Arabic: لَفَّةُ وَرَقِ الـمِرْحَاض
- Brazilian Portuguese: rolo de papel higiênico
- Chinese: 卫生卷纸
- Croatian: toaletni papir
- Czech: role toaletního papíru
- Danish: toiletrulle
- Dutch: toiletrol
- European Spanish: rollo de papel higiénico
- Finnish: wc-paperirulla
- French: papier toilettes
- German: Rolle Toilettenpapier
- Greek: ρολό χαρτιού τουαλέτας
- Italian: rotolo di carta igienica
- Japanese: トイレットペーパーロール
- Korean: 두루마리 화장지
- Norwegian: dorull
- Polish: rolka papieru toaletowego
- European Portuguese: rolo de papel higiénico
- Romanian: sul de hârtie igienică
- Russian: рулон туалетной бумаги
- Latin American Spanish: rollo de papel higiénico
- Swedish: toalettpapper
- Thai: ม้วนกระดาษชำระ
- Turkish: tuvalet kağıdı
- Ukrainian: рулон туалетного паперу
- Vietnamese: cuộn giấy vệ sinh
Chinese translation of 'toilet roll'
toilet roll
n (c/u)
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卫(衛)生卷(捲)纸(紙)
(wèishēng juǎnzhǐ) (卷, juǎn)
- to make mincemeat of sb
- to make modifications to sth
- to make money
- to make no bones about sth
- to make no mention of sth
- to make no secret of sth
- to make no secret of your feelings
- to make one's bed
- to make one's mark
- to make one's point
- to make one's presence felt
- to make or (brit) pull a face (at sb)
- to make or create a good/bad impression
- to make or drive sb crazy
- to make or kick up a fuss (about sth)
- to make or raise an objection
- to make o.s. clear
- to make o.s. comfortable
- to make o.s. conspicuous
- to make o.s. scarce
- to make o.s. understood
- to make o.s. up
- to make out a case for sth
- to make out that ...
- to make polite conversation