outhouse in Japanese
outhouse in Japanese is 屋外トイレ — outhouse means a small outdoor toilet built as a separate structure, typically without plumbing.
outhouse in Japanese
屋外トイレ
(North America) An outbuilding, typically permanent, containing a toilet or seat over a cesspit.
What does "outhouse" mean?
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noun A small outdoor toilet built as a separate structure, typically without plumbing.
"The old cabin still had an outhouse instead of indoor plumbing."
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noun Any small building separate from the main house.
"They stored garden tools in the outhouse."
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outhouse in a sentence
- The old cabin still had an outhouse instead of indoor plumbing.
- They stored garden tools in the outhouse.
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What is "outhouse" in Japanese?
"outhouse" in Japanese is 屋外トイレ. outhouse means: A small outdoor toilet built as a separate structure, typically without plumbing.
How do you use "outhouse" in a sentence?
Example: "The old cabin still had an outhouse instead of indoor plumbing." In Japanese, "outhouse" is 屋外トイレ.
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