WC in Polish
WC in Polish is WC, w.c. — WC means a toilet, or the small room containing one; the standard sign for public lavatories across much of Europe.
WC in Polish
WC
(UK, Irish, Commonwealth) Initialism of water closet: a lavatory; a toilet.
w.c.
(UK, Irish, Commonwealth) Initialism of water closet: a lavatory; a toilet.
What does "WC" mean?
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noun A toilet, or the small room containing one; the standard sign for public lavatories across much of Europe.
"Follow the corridor and the WC is on your left."
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abbreviation Who cares; used dismissively in chat, though far less common than the lavatory sense.
"wc, the patch notes barely change anything."
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WC in a sentence
- Follow the corridor and the WC is on your left.
- The flat has two bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate WC.
- wc, the patch notes barely change anything.
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What is "WC" in Polish?
"WC" in Polish is WC, w.c.. WC means: A toilet, or the small room containing one; the standard sign for public lavatories across much of Europe.
How do you use "WC" in a sentence?
Example: "Follow the corridor and the WC is on your left." In Polish, "WC" is WC, w.c..
Are there other ways to say "WC" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "WC": WC, w.c..
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