toilet paper
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈtoilet ˌpaper ●●○ noun [uncountable]
DHCsoft thin paper used for cleaning yourself after you have used the toilet 卫生纸,手纸
Examples from the Corpus
toilet paper• Second example: Several years ago Johnny Carson jokingly predicted a toilet paper shortage.• After cleaning, the area should be dried most carefully with absorbent toilet paper or tissues.• Books had long since been recycled into toilet paper and what have you.• She uses rags instead of toilet paper, which drives my father nuts.• Will they get recycled toilet paper?• Showers spray everywhere, creating soggy toilet paper and slippery floors.• I stuffed toilet paper in my ears and kept my mouth open.ˈtoilet ˌpaper nounChineseSyllable
yourself after soft thin Corpus cleaning paper have used for used you
toilet paper
ˈtoilet ˌpaper
noun [uncountable]

soft thin paper used for cleaning yourself after you have used the toilet
ˈtoilet ˌpaper
noun [uncountable]
soft thin paper used for cleaning yourself after you have used the toilet
