pee-pee
pee-pee — verb
- pee-peepresent simple I / you / we / they
- pee-pees3rd person singular
- pee-peeing-ing form
- pee-peedpast simple
1. to pass urine from the body; used especially by or to young children.
to pass urine from the body; used especially by or to young children.
The toddler said she needed to pee-pee before the car trip.
need to pee-pee
Please take the puppy outside so it can pee-pee on the grass.
pee-pee on + place
The teacher asked the child if he had to go pee-pee.
The little girl ran to the potty to pee-pee after breakfast.
文法句型
need to pee-pee
go pee-pee
pee-pee in/on + place
用法筆記
Pee-pee is a very informal word. Adults usually use it with small children; in neutral or medical language, use urinate or pass urine.
pee-pee — noun
1. urine; the liquid waste that leaves the body.
urine; the liquid waste that leaves the body.
The parent cleaned the pee-pee from the bathroom floor.
cleaned the pee-pee
There was a smell of pee-pee near the puppy's blanket.
smell of pee-pee
The nurse asked whether the child's pee-pee looked darker than usual.
The daycare worker wiped pee-pee from the plastic chair.
文法句型
pee-pee on/in + thing
smell of pee-pee
clean up pee-pee
用法筆記
This noun sense means the liquid itself. It is childish or very informal, so it is not suitable for formal writing.
2. an act of passing urine; used especially in talk with young children.
an act of passing urine; used especially in talk with young children.
The child needed a quick pee-pee before bedtime.
needed a pee-pee
We stopped at the service station so the little boy could have a pee-pee.
have a pee-pee
The babysitter asked the twins if they wanted to go for a pee-pee.
The preschooler asked for a pee-pee during the puppet show.
- pee
the more common informal noun
- wee
an informal British noun for the same act
- bathroom break
a polite indirect phrase
文法句型
need a pee-pee
have a pee-pee
go for a pee-pee
用法筆記
This sense names the act, not the liquid. It is mainly child-directed language; adults usually say pee, bathroom break, or urinate depending on formality.