douche
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++douche /duːʃ/ noun [countable usually singular] MDa mixture of water and something such as vinegar, that a woman puts into her vagina to wash it, or the object that she uses to do this 冲洗液,灌洗液〔水与醋等的混合液,供妇女清洗下体之用〕;〔妇女用于清洗下体的〕冲洗器,灌洗器 —douche verb [intransitive, transitive]
Examples from the Corpus
douche• They rinsed them in fluid from a douche cup into which the nurse had tipped some prepared solution.Origin douche (1700-1800) French Italian doccia “water-pipe”douche nounChinese
such water mixture a Corpus something and of
douche
douche /duːʃ/
noun [countable usually singular]
—douche verb [intransitive and transitive]
douche /duːʃ/
noun [countable usually singular] Date: 1700-1800
Language: French
Origin: Italian doccia 'water-pipe'
a mixture of water and something such as vinegar, that a woman puts into her vagina to wash it, or the object that she uses to do thisLanguage: French
Origin: Italian doccia 'water-pipe'
—douche verb [intransitive and transitive]