bidet

/bee-dey, bih-det/US // biˈdeɪ, bɪˈdɛt //UK // (ˈbiːdeɪ) //

坐浴盆,浴盆,净身盆,洗手盆

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a low, basinlike bathroom fixture, usually with spigots, used for bathing the genital and perineal areas.
- : a small saddle horse.

Electric-powered toilet seat bidets offer a bevy of luxury features that rival a top hotel, but usually require a nearby outlet.
The company rose to prominence through the rental of water purification systems and has since developed air purifiers, massagers, bidets, and mattresses.
Unlike some lower-end models, you’ll need to plug the bidet into an outlet.
The bidet includes a dryer—to help save on toilet paper—and has both front and back washing options.
The Coway Bidetmega 200 includes every feature you’d want in a bidet.
Bidet, writing in 1759, foreshadows the misery which marked the last thirty years of the ancien rgime.
So La Fleur got off him, and giving him a good sound lash, the bidet took me at my word, and away he scampered back to Montriul.
Not yet, right venerable Honorificac-cac-cac-cacu-minos Bidet!
Enamel bidet, soluble suppositories, suitable syringe, and properly-fitting rubber pessary.