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Anonymous users2024-01-24There is no Chinese meaning only: nTrain; Ranks; long queues; Skirt vCultivate; Training; Aim.
train of thought A litany of thoughts or train of thought by train.
train station.
on the train; Get ready on the train in train.
Through train.
train ticket.
passenger train; Coach train with with....There are contacts; Make.
a train of a series; A flurry.
Maglev Train.
Catch the train.
Express Train, Long Train.
Train On workouts have improved.
gear train; Geared chains.
Travel by TrainTake a train.
freight train.
special train; Car.
n.[Railway] trains; Ranks; long queues; Skirts.
iron horse, choochoo
v.Cultivate; Training; Aim.
aim for, take aim at
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Anonymous users2024-01-23No, I looked it up in a few dictionaries and it didn't mean that.
Toilet: toilet lavatory
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Anonymous users2024-01-22No, there is.
has this meaning, and the general crew will use these to express it, so as not to be indecent. If the actor is rehearsing a play, and the crew is looking for him, calling and asking, he will usually answer: I'm in the
Restroom has a variety of meanings, such as locker room, washroom, rest room, and toilet.
Yes, W· C is the earliest expression for toilets, the full name is water closet, which means to tell people "I'm going to poop and pee and squat in the pit". This very vulgar expression was used by countries such as Britain and the United States a hundred or two hundred years ago. Introduced in China for many years, many Chinese know that WC is the English abbreviation of public toilets, but in fact, abroad, WC has disappeared a few years ago and replaced by Toilet, so there will be jokes that foreigners do not know WC.
Resist wu means toilet, and this letter is generally displayed on the toilet in this way.
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