commode 英 [kəˈməʊd]   美 [kəˈmoʊd]

commode

commode  英 [kəˈməʊd] 美 [kəˈmoʊd]

n. 洗脸台;便桶;衣柜 

名词复数:commodes 

So what exactly is wrong with the current commode? 现在的便桶有什么问题吗?
They were kept in a small kitchen in the back of the family house, forced to sleep on wooden beds and use a commode instead of a modern toilet. 他把女儿囚禁在房屋后面的一个小厨房里,逼她们睡木板床,用老式便桶。

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  • n. 洗脸台;便桶;衣柜
  • 1. So what exactly is wrong with the current commode?

    现在的便桶有什么问题吗?

  • 2. They were kept in a small kitchen in the back of the family house, forced to sleep on wooden beds and use a commode instead of a modern toilet.

    他把女儿囚禁在房屋后面的一个小厨房里,逼她们睡木板床,用老式便桶。

  • 3. He leaped down from the commode and seized his hat.

    他从抽斗柜上跳下来,拿起他的帽子。

  • commode (n.) 1786, "decorative chest of drawers for holding clothes, handy articles, etc.," earlier (1680s) name of a type of fashionable ladies' large, high headdress mounted on a wire frame, from French commode, noun use of adjective meaning "convenient, suitable," from Latin commodus "proper, fit, appropriate, convenient, satisfactory," from com-, here probably an intensive prefix (see com-), + modus "measure, manner" (from PIE root *med- "take appropriate measures"). Meaning "chair housing a chamber pot," usually kept in a bedroom, is first attested 1851 from notion of "convenience."
com·mode / kəˈməʊd ; NAmE kəˈmoʊd / noun 1 a piece of furniture that looks like a chair but has a toilet under the seat 座椅式便桶 2 a piece of furniture, especially an old or antiqueone, with drawers for storing things in (尤指旧式或古董)有抽屉的柜橱,五斗橱 commode commodes com·mode / kəˈməʊd ; NAmE kəˈmoʊd /
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