urinal (redirected from Urinals)

u·ri·nal  (yr-nl)

n.

1.

a. A fixture, typically one attached upright to a wall, used by men for urinating.

b. A room or other place containing facilities for urinating.

2. A portable receptacle for urine.

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[Middle English, chamber pot, from Old French, from Late Latin rnle, from neuter of rnlis, pertaining to urine, from Latin rna, urine; see urine.]

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urinal

Noun

1. a sanitary fitting, used by men for urination

2. a room containing urinals

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

urinal - a plumbing fixture (usually attached to the wall) used by men to urinate plumbing fixture - a fixture for the distribution and use of water in a building

Translations

urinal [ˈjuərɪnl] n (= building) → urinario (= vessel); orinal m

urinal [ˈjuərɪnl] n (Brit) (= place); urinoir m

urinal [ˈjuərɪnl] n (building) → Pissoir nt;

(vessel) → Urinal nt

urinal [ˈjuərɪnl] n (BRIT) (= building); vespasiano: (= vessel); orinale m; pappagallo