eau de toilette
eau de toilette — noun
1. Eau de toilette is a lightly scented liquid that you put on your skin to smell f
Eau de toilette is a lightly scented liquid that you put on your skin to smell fresh. It contains a moderate amount of fragrance oils — more than cologne but less than eau de parfum — so the scent is noticeable but not very strong, and lasts for a few hours before fading.
Paul dabbed on some eau de toilette before meeting his cousin for lunch.
countable: a few drops of eau de toilette
The leather shop sold its own rose-scented eau de toilette in small blue bottles.
Nora chose light eau de toilette so her interview room smelled fresh, not strong.
Talia bought a gift set of eau de toilette, lotion, and shower gel.
Caio's eau de toilette smelled of cedar and lavender, reminding him of his grandfather's workshop.
- perfume
a general term for any scented liquid on the skin; eau de toilette is a specific type with moderate oil concentration
- cologne
lighter than eau de toilette, with the lowest fragrance oil content, usually fresh and citrusy
- fragrance
a broad term covering all scented products including eau de toilette, eau de parfum, and cologne
文法句型
[uncountable] a type of scented liquid
[countable] a bottle or type of eau de toilette