pee
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++pee1 /piː/ verb [intransitive] informalHB to pass liquid waste from your body 撒尿 SYN urinate→ See Verb table
Examples from the Corpus
pee• It smells like the cat peed in there.• The old woman walked down the steps, sought out a secluded corner dropped her pants, and peed on the ground.• The white pillows on the floor of the Seclusion Room were soaked from me peeing on them while I was out.pee2 noun informal 1. [uncountable]HB liquid waste passed from your body 尿 SYN urine2 [singular]HB an act of passing liquid waste from your body 撒尿go for a pee/have a pee British English, take a pee American English not polite 我们走之前有时间让我去撒个尿吗?Have I got time to go for a pee before we leave? 我们走之前有时间让我去撒个尿吗?Origin pee1 (1700-1800) From the first letter of pisspass body waste from liquid to your Corpus
pee
pee1 /piː/
verb [intransitive]
SYN urinate
pee2
noun informal
1. [uncountable] liquid waste passed from your body
SYN urine
2. [singular] an act of passing liquid waste from your body
go for a pee/have a pee British English take a pee American English not polite:
Have I got time to go for a pee before we leave?
| I |
verb [intransitive] Date: 1700-1800
Origin: From the first letter of piss
informal to pass liquid waste from your body Origin: From the first letter of piss
SYN urinate
| II |
noun informal1. [uncountable] liquid waste passed from your body
SYN urine
2. [singular] an act of passing liquid waste from your body
go for a pee/have a pee British English take a pee American English not polite: