English toilets have several names.

There are ten kinds of toilets in Britain, namely: public toilets, toilets, washrooms, bathrooms, toilets, dressing rooms, washrooms, washrooms, western rooms and toilets.

1, public toilet means "public toilet". In public places, the doors of toilets are marked with Gent' men's toilets or ladies' women's toilets.

Toilet is the most common word. It can refer to "public toilet" or "private toilet", which is more formal and often used by strangers. I want to know where the toilet is. I want to know where the toilet is.

Toilet is a polite term, but it is not as commonly used as toilet, which is an outdated saying.

4. Toilet is written language.

5.loo is a colloquial word, which is often used in Britain. Mainly refers to the private residential toilets, generally used between home and friends. Excuse me, can you tell me where the bathroom is? Excuse me, where is the toilet?

6. Powder room is American English, which is commonly used by women. I want to powder my nose. This shows American humor.

7.washing room, washing room and westroom are commonly used in American English.

8. W.C. is the abbreviation of water closure, which is often used in British English, meaning "toilet with pumping function and no equipment".