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Bathroom vocabulary — A1

Bathroom vocabulary for everyday washing and getting ready, including towel, soap, toothbrush and shampoo — the basic words a beginner needs to describe what is in the bathroom.

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towel
/ˈtaʊəl/
Soft cloth for drying your body or your hands after washing.
Example: He wrapped a warm towel around his shoulders after his bath.
soap
/soʊp/
You use this with water to make your hands clean.
Example: Wash your hands with soap before dinner.
toothbrush
/ˈtuθbrəʃ/
A small brush that you use to clean your teeth.
Example: I forgot my toothbrush, so I bought a new one.
mirror
/ˈmɪrər/
Glass on a wall where you can see your own face.
Example: She looked in the mirror and fixed her hair.
toilet
/ˈtɔɪlət/
The white seat with water that you use when your body needs to get rid of waste.
Example: Sorry, I need to use the toilet before we leave.
bath
/bæθ/
A long container that you fill with water and sit in to wash your body.
Example: I filled the bath with lovely warm water.
shampoo
/ʃæmˈpu/
A liquid you rub into your hair to clean it.
Example: I need to buy more shampoo.
toilet paper
Soft, thin sheets you use in the bathroom to clean yourself.
Example: We're almost out of toilet paper.
sponge
/spʌndʒ/
A soft, full-of-holes object used with soap and water for washing.
Example: Scrub the tub with a sponge and some cleaner.
razor
/ˈreɪzər/
A tool with a very sharp blade used for removing hair from your skin.
Example: He nicked his chin shaving with a new razor.